After a record output in 2014, Zimbabwean tobacco farmers fresh from cashing their cheques were the toast of the town. Thousands of new farmers decided to follow the money, but some of them could now be looking for a way out especially after the disappointing prices their leaf fetched last season. CCTV's Farai Mwakutuya reports.
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