Zimbabwe produces only slightly more than the United States at around 3% of the world's tobacco
(Anyone who has walked through the garage on a windy day would understand.) Moreover, such fines are supposed to be levied not against smokers but against the owners of establishments where the illicit smoking occurs, explained Rozak
Factors such as rising temperatures, irregular rainfall, droughts, and floods in major tobacco-growing regions are increasingly impacting crop yields, leaf quality, and curing processes, resulting in an inconsistent supply of raw materials
I do understand that this seems unlikely since cigarettes cost money and only a tiny fraction may go to the extent of smoking more for the same of winning a pointless street poll, unlike online polls where participation does not cost anything at all
Then, in a strange move, which in the future will be seen as a case study for career sabotage, he wrote a homophobic rant on his Facebook page