Nov 25, 2010knewsEditorialComments Off on The plight of the sugar industry
Sugar was long regarded as the lifeblood of the country. Today, it seems as if the country is haemorrhaging this lifeblood. It is all but non-existent. If one were to look at the production figures...
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