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Farmers divert 50 tonnes of Presidential inputs to black market

Most Gokwe farmers diverted at least 50 tonnes of Presidential inputs and these have found their way into the black market, Farmers4ED chairperson Tapiwa Chitat

Published: 21 Dec 2022 at 08:10hrs | | by Tarisai Mudahondo

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