Rwanda: Why Agriculture Still Falls Short of Set Targets ...Middle East

[New Times] Lending to agriculture, and the yield of major crops namely beans, maize, soybean are far from the attainment of Government's set targets under the National Strategy for Transformation (NST) due to come to an end next year, recent data indicate.

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