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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 26064, member: 2262"]
The Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange helps farmers sell what they grow. Mr. Collen Tapfumaneyi runs this special market. He said they want to ensure farmers' easy sale of crops next year.

Money has been hard for people buying farm goods lately. The market people are talking to banks and money helpers. They want farmers to receive payment fast when they sell their crops. They want companies that make food to buy lots of farm goods.

Rain is falling across many places in Zimbabwe right now. This makes people feel happy because the rain helps plants grow. Mr. Tapfumaneyi said his market will be ready for all the crops farmers will grow.

The market wants more places to store crops. It plans to have storage spots near farmers in every area, making it easier for farmers to keep their crops safe until someone buys them.

Very soon, Zimbabwe will welcome people from all over Africa to a big meeting on March 26 and 27. The meeting will include people who run markets in many African countries. This meeting shows that Zimbabwe plays an important part in helping Africa trade goods.

Mr. Tapfumaneyi said this meeting could bring new money to Zimbabwe. People from other places might want to invest in Zimbabwe's farms and mines. The meeting lets Zimbabwe show all the good things about its markets.

Visitors will stay in Zimbabwe hotels and see nice places. This brings money to local businesses. People who work with farm goods in Zimbabwe can learn new things from other countries. These new ideas can make Zimbabwe's markets even better.
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