JOHANNESBURG – Mudhara Musara points a gnarled finger at his small field of dying corn, burnt blue-gray by the broiling sun over Zimbabwe’s northern Lower Guruve District where midday temperatures approach 50 degrees Celsius. “Even if it rains now, all is lost,” said Musara, who puts his age at “about 80” and wears a torn,…
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