HARARE – In years gone by, the chant of the tobacco auctioneer was music to farmers’ ears. That chant, however, had increasingly become discordant following the drop in tobacco quantity, quality and prices after the land grab in 2000. New farmers struggled to find their feet. From a peak of 237 million kg when the…
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