Malawi’s tobacco season, once seen as a lifeline for farmers and a key source of foreign exchange, has turned into a bitter struggle as growers face low prices, widespread rejection of their crop and mounting production costs.
With farmers watching their hard-earned harvests fail to fetch the returns they expected, concerns are growing over the future of the country’s most important export crop and the livelihoods that depend on it.
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