South Africa’s sugar industry suffered an estimated 14 million dollars in damages after recent flooding. Last month heavy rains caused widespread destruction across the KwaZulu-Natal province, the hub of South Africa’s sugar industry.
Sumitra Nydoo visited the province recently and filed this report.
Sumitra Nydoo visited the province recently and filed this report.
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