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Wed, Sep 08, 2010
GWANDA - The Zimbabwe government, together with United Nations agency, World Food Programme, has launched a food for work programme.
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Zimbabwean tobacco crop doubles after years in the doldrums
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Harare - Zimbabwe's tobacco crop doubled in the last season to earn the country's stricken economy 347 million dollars, making a dramatic comeback after a decade of decline, industry officials said Friday.
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Zimbabwe’s national tobacco crop has doubled this year, with smallholder growers celebrating a bumper season.
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HARARE – Zimbabwe’s agriculture sector is emerging from the intensive care after a decade of decline blamed on President Robert Mugabe’s often violent seizures, but its full recovery remains fragile and will depend on political and economic stability in the southern African nation.
