Just last year, Zimbabwe was South Africa’s biggest maize customer, importing millions of tons after drought devastated local crops. But now, with a much-improved harvest, the government is turning inward – protecting local farmers, even if it means higher prices for consumers.
What does this mean for regional trade, South African exports, and future food security in Southern Africa? In this episode, we unpack the numbers, the policy shifts, and what farmers and consumers can expect next. Don’t miss this deep dive into one of the region’s most important agricultural stories.
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