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MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE DIRECTOR, CHIZUMBA SHEPANDE SAYS GOVERNMENT IS DOING
EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO REVIVE THE COTTON INDUSTRY IN ZAMBIA.

DR SHEPANDE HAS NOTED THAT IN THE PAST 5 YEARS, COTTON PRODUCTION HAS DROPPED
DUE TO DROUGHT AND LIMITED SUPPORT SERVICES.

HE HAS SAID THIS IN LUSAKA DURING THE LAUNCH OF THE HARMONIZED COTTON EXTENSION
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