HARARE – Does it make sense for government to pay an extremely generous $390 for a tonne of grain delivered to perennial loss-maker Grain Marketing Board (GMB), from the taxpayer’s pocket, and selling that same tonne to millers for $250? In Zambia, that same tonne is going for $100 — nearly three times less than…
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