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sacre blieu Thursday, 15 October 2015 09:58 AM
Most ,if not all, the state plantations ran at a loss mainly due to the corruption that followed along with political interference. Now, the Minster of Plantation Industry is asking the government Rs. 1Bn. to prop up the auction price by buying tea. This could be an invitation to another corrupt issue, as we see that the guaranteed price to small holders for green leaf has been converted to a fraud, with both the factory owners and the officials of the Tea Board in connivance. Most price support mechanisms by the government ends up as a fiasco and the corrupt get away. A certain ministers father when a official in a state plantation management company also , among the many, was corrupt.
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