Economy, Zimbabwe

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The most important sector of the country's economy is agriculture, with a variety of crops such as tobacco, sugar, coffee, cotton and maize as well as a large cattle farming industry which exports high-grade beef. The second largest sector is mining, with many important minerals like gold and nickel being important exports. More info on: www.africantravel.com

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