Drought, probably brought on by the UN phenomenon, has hit Zimbabwean tobacco farmers, forcing them to sell what little remains of their poor quality crops for a third of what they charged in 2015 ; the impact of this means they and their families also face joining the over 4 million of other across Zimbabwe who are increasingly starving. Growing hunger Tobacco farmers are selling their crops for as little as 50 cents per kilo, compared with 2015 average price of $ as little as 50 cents per Zimbabwe . Zimbabwe is already suffering from a widespread food crisis, with the UN stating that over 4 million people are at risk of starving in Zimbabwe .
Drought, probably brought on by the UN phenomenon, has hit Zimbabwean tobacco farmers, forcing them to sell what little remains of their poor quality crops for a third of what they charged in 2015 ; the impact of this means they and their families also face joining the over 4 million of other across Zimbabwe who are increasingly starving. Tobacco farmers are selling their crops for as little as 50 cents per kilo, compared with 2015 average price of $ as little as 50 cents per Zimbabwe . Zimbabwe is already suffering from a widespread food crisis, with the UN stating that over 4 million people are at risk of starving in Zimbabwe .