Farming diminishing
 Zimbabwe's economy is basically agricultural. The formerly strong commercial farming sector was thrown into disarray with the expropriation of white-owned farms that began in 2000, and the replacement of large efficient farms with smaller ones worked by inexperienced farmers. Formerly an exporter of foodstuffs, Zimbabwe now must import grains, but the small farmers have reversed some of the losses that occurred in the tobacco crop. Corn is the chief food source, and cotton and tobacco the principal cash crops. Other products include wheat, coffee, sugarcane, and peanuts. There are also tea plantations in the country; dairying is important in the highveld. Sheep, goats and pigs are raised.
however this does not mean the country is economically stable. we are facing a lot of problems especially this year the, they is no rain at all, in Shona they call it mvura yarambira mudenga. plants are wilting if ou walk around you will feel pity. most of us we do not have the money to by food, so are we going to die of h8nger as the year is promising. Come on Zimbabweans lets try to mend the economy of the country, lets stop our corruption.

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