Zimbabwe has cut its dairy import bill by more than 20 percent, buoyed by a significant rise in local milk production from 80 million litres last year to 90 million litres this year. Zimbabwe Dairy Industry Trust Chairperson, Mr Themba Mutsvairo, spoke to ZBC News.
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