Critics argue the centralised subsidy scheme has some major gaps and is unsustainable
By Tawanda Majoni
Zimbabwe is expected to harvest 2.1 million metric tonnes of maize this year after good rains followed successive El Niño-induced droughts. For the first time in many seasons the country will be able to feed itself and not require commercial imports or food aid. But is this the result of good fortune or good policy?
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