Zimbabwe tobacco farmers struggle despite industry's massive profits
Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry earns hundreds of millions of dollars in much-needed foreign currency for the government.
However, tobacco farmers have failed to reap the huge benefits and are struggling to even feed themselves.
Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry earns hundreds of millions of dollars in much-needed foreign currency for the government.
However, tobacco farmers have failed to reap the huge benefits and are struggling to even feed themselves.
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