Farms: Zimbabwe's Sweet Pepper is Feeding Markets in The USA
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For more than a decade, Zimbabwe's agriculture has been in a slump. New farmers, who had taken over land under the land reform programme, failed to access markets particularly abroad. But now things are changing. In Nyanga, in the eastern part of the country, a successful out-grower scheme is up and running and is feeding-markets in the USA.
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Where are all the white supremacists in the comments?
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I form nayan
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damn .50c for a kilo that ain't a good rate
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wow congratulations guys such inspiration be bless.
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Great video! Ive been thinking of taking my money and helping poor farmers or whoever needs funds over there with equipment, tools whatever..
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Why not create their own brand, market it and export it raw than continuing to ship out raw products for cheap. IT is quite simply to make a pepper sauce.
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Good for Africa!
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God always make a way for his people
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lovely work......this is good :) Well done Nyakomba crew.
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Great scheme, love good news from Africa.
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Great initiative! Up Zimbabwe! Up Africa
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not even one comment for such a good story like this but if it was about bad things about Zimbabwe then you would have found a million comments