Tobacco Agronomist

23/05/2026

Power has one rule politicians always ignore until it’s too late: never create a center of power parallel to your own.

President Faye’s decision may look harsh to supporters, but history keeps teaching the same lesson repeatedly. Kibaki and Raila started as partners, then the system slowly developed two presidents in one government. Ruto and Gachagua? Same script, different cast. Once deputies begin building independent political gravity, the presidency starts competing with itself. 😅

The 48 Laws of Power says it clearly: never let anyone around you become too powerful or too visible within your own kingdom. The moment people start asking “who is really in charge here?” instability begins quietly.

Politics is not friendship management. It is power management. And every president eventually realizes there can only be one sun in the solar system.

14/05/2026

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03/05/2026

When market volatility leads to price fluctuations, it can be disheartening 🌧️. Nevertheless, resilience serves as the guiding principle for to***co farmers, providing stability amidst life's challenges and difficulties. Consistency is the foundation upon which success is achieved, and every leaf cared for, every season weathered, strengthens our unwavering commitment. We are not merely growing to***co; we are fostering optimism. And when market conditions improve, our unshakeable dedication will result in a harvest of exceptional quality.

Admin

28/04/2026

*We need to break this cycle in farming:*

Borrow → Plant → Harvest → Repay → Borrow again

We borrow money to start. We invest everything into the crop. We work hard for months and we harvest… but instead of feeling successful, we are just settling debts. Then the next season comes and we borrow again.

Harvesting should mean progress. It should mean profit, reinvestment and improvement, not just catching up with loans.

25/04/2026

OVERSUPPLY OF TO***CO REASON OF BAD TO***CO PRICES
My appeal to The to***co government boards of Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania
Proposal of 2026/2027 closure of To***co Farming In order to allow To***co Companies to digest the stock they have and we should resume 2027/2028.
FARMERS SHOULDN'T BE EXPLOITED IN THE NAME OF OVERSUPPLY AND YET YOU ARE SPONSORING FARMERS.

Concerned Farmer.

14/04/2026

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03/04/2026

NESTED TO***CO

NESTING involves intentionally concealing inferior to***co or non-to***co related materials (such as rocks or sand) hiding bad to***co within a to***co bale. This practice is undertaken to deceive buyers into paying a higher price. Nesting is strictly prohibited. Refrain from engaging in this illicit activity. Bales found to contain nesting will be rejected at sale. Your professional reputation will suffer damage, and you risk being barred from future growing opportunities.

STOP NESTING ‼️

01/04/2026

Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

To***co Board Sets Stage for 2025/2026 Marketing Season

CHIPATA, ZAMBIA 1st April, 2026-To***co Board of Zambia has announced the official opening of the 2025/2026 to***co marketing season on 13th April, 2026.

The crop is ready, with irrigated crop from commercial growers meeting acceptable moisture content levels.

Speaking during a Pre-marketing Stakeholder Meeting in Chipata, To***co of Zambia Board Vice Chairperson Mr. Katowa Buumba stated that favourable rainfall patterns in most production areas will support buying, except in regions like Eastern Province, where recent weather conditions have posed challenges.

He added that inspections have confirmed that licensed sales floors, buyers, and growers have attained a satisfactory level of preparedness, with necessary infrastructure and facilities in place to handle the crop, ensuring a smooth and orderly marketing process.

The Board is confident that all stakeholders are ready to ensure a successful season.

To***co deliveries commence on 7th April, 2026, with buying beginning on 13th April, 2026.

The Board encourages all stakeholders to adhere to the regulations and guidelines set forth to ensure a profitable and sustainable season for all parties involved.

Issued by
Lee Haamunji
Corporate Affairs and Communication Manager
0765500200

21/03/2026

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In light of recent proposals to introduce stricter to***co regulations, we kindly request that parliamentarians also consider implementing similar legislative measures for alcohol, given its comparable adverse effects.