Panda farmers go unpaid
[Sunday Standard - Botswana] - 27/10/2025
Sunday Standard Panda farmers go unpaid Commercial farmers in Pandamatenga say growing financial strain is casting doubt over their participation in the December ploughing season, with nearly seven months of unpaid government dues leaving many facing legal and credit pressures. Ryan Neil, Vice (…)
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