Crocodile farming boosts Zimbabwe's struggling economy

AFP English 2015-05-15

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Crocodile farming in Zimbabwe is boosting the struggling economy through the sale of meat, shoes, bags and belts, with the industry employing 1,100 people and at least 100,000 of the animals bred each year.
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