Lack of incentives cripple local cotton industry

Cotton farming is a key source of income for hundreds of thousands of rural households.

THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) has said that the lack of incentives for cotton production is a significant barrier to the industry’s growth.In an interview with The Financial Gazette, CZI’s chief economist, Cornelius Dube, stated that increasing cotton output will provide greater opportunities for value addition.“The current challenge is that there are no incentives…

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