Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Zimbabwe's economy was already in recession but hopes are pinned on this good agriculture season after two years of devastating droughts. The country's cabinet says this year harvest is expected to yield 2.8-million tons of maize to help strengthen the troubled economy. Courtesy #DStv403
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