> Zimbabwe has dropped objections to accepting genetically modified (GM) grain
> so that urgently-needed food aid can be delivered, says the UN food agency.
Yes, confirming what I said in my last message. Ah! I see where the problem
lies! You seem to be labouring under the misapprehension that Zimbabwe and

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> Yes, confirming what I said in my last message. Ah! I see where the problem
> lies! You seem to be labouring under the misapprehension that Zimbabwe and
No, that would be rather silly. There are conflicting reports on whether
Zambia is prepared to accept milled GM grain or not - and, from reports from
various sources, considerable debate within that country. There's complex
issues, not all of which can be dismissed by blaming those nasty
environmentalists, which was my original point.

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