Karuturi Global promoters increase pledge as problems continue
    The promoters of Karuturi Global have been forced to increase their pledge towards the lenders by as much as 58% even as the company is trying to stabilise their operations in Ethiopia
    • Business Standard
    • 14 August 2013
    How Indian flower power is changing Ethiopian lives
    India and China are pushing heavily to open new markets in Africa but how do the local people feel about the results? BBC News video report.
    • BBC
    • 10 August 2013
    Karuturi flower farm workers go on strike
    Business came to a halt at the expansive Karuturi flower farm in Naivasha, Kenya, after its over 3,000 workers downed tools demanding their July salaries.
    • KTN
    • 08 August 2013
    Financial crisis paralyses flower farm operations
    Operations at Karuturi flower farm in Naivasha, Kenya, have been paralyzed due to a financial crisis.
    • The People
    • 08 August 2013
    Indian rose growers raise scent of division in Ethiopia
    Slideshow about controversies around Karuturi's flower farm operations in Ethiopia
    • BBC
    • 04 August 2013
    Karuturi debacle prompts Ethiopia to review land policy
    The slow progress of Karuturi Global and similar projects has prompted the Ethiopian government to reassess its policy of leasing vast tracts of land to single investors.
    • The Hindu
    • 01 June 2013
    El amo de las rosas (y las espinas)
    El empresario indio Ramakrishna Karuturi, que vende 555 millones de tallos al año, es señalado como uno de los grandes acaparadores de tierras de África.
    • El País
    • 24 May 2013
    Are Indian companies “land grabbing” in Africa?
    The Hindu's Addis Ababa correspondent Aman Sethi has recently written about Indian companies’ involvement in Ethiopia and Mali, and on 19 May he took part in a Q&A session on Facebook on the issue of so-called Indian land grabs in African countries.
    • Global Voices
    • 22 May 2013
    When the levee breaks
    Karuturi Global faces accusations of causing floods to local villages, not paying taxes, contributing to human rights violations and providing dismal working conditions at its farming operations in Gambela, Ethiopia.
    • The Hindu
    • 19 May 2013
    Africa may not reap much from its riches
    Africa is white hot with minerals and land deals in what could be the second scramble for Africa.
    • The Star
    • 14 May 2013
    Acaparando rosas
    Actualmente una de cada nueve rosas llegan de una única multinacional de la flor cortada, la hindú Karuturi Global Ltd, que en sus viveros de Etiopía y Kenya produce 580 millones de flores anualmente.
    • Palabre-ando
    • 24 April 2013
    Karuturi : une litanie de problèmes
    Karuturi Global Limited, société holding de droit indien et dont le siège est situé à Bangalore, peut se retrouver sous la loupe de l'administration fiscale du Kenya pour fraude fiscale, mais les plaintes déposées contre elle vont plus loin.
    • TJN et al
    • 22 April 2013
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