Farai Mutsaka

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Many Zimbabwean tobacco farmers are making big sales this season, but they don't feel they're benefiting from the crop, the nation's second biggest earner after gold. A cash shortage that underlines this southern African country's deepening economic woes has left farmers who travel long distances to auctions unpaid, stranded and desperate.
Zimbabwe Tobacco is Booming, but Farmers Are Not
Despite rising sales, a currency shortage leaves farmers sleeping in auction house toilets waiting to get paid.
Jun 2nd, 2017