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Tobacco farmers call for greater investment, policy

THE Tobacco Association of Zambia (TAZ) has called for increased investment, innovative financing mechanisms and continued policy reforms aimed at strengthening the competitiveness and long-term sustainability of Zambia’s tobacco industry amid growing global market pressures. Speaking during the 61st Annual Congress of…

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FRA buys 61,408 metric tonnes in North-Western

He Food Reserve Agency (FRA) has so far purchased 61,408 metric tonnes of Grade A white maize from farmers in North- Western Province. FRA Head of Corporate Communication, John Chipandwe, says the purchases were recorded from 176 established satellite depots currently open and operational in…

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Government commended swift payment of farmers

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