Interview with Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe.

The transcript discusses the accuracy of agricultural estimates and compares current agricultural systems with past ones. It highlights the role of agronomists and extension officers in providing estimates and addresses challenges in food security, including the reliance on international aid and the discrepancies in food availability.

What is the speaker's main concern about the agricultural estimates?

• They are too conservative.

• They are not accurate.

• They are based on outdated data.

• They are too optimistic.

According to the speaker, how does their agricultural system compare to others in Africa?

• It is less developed.

• It is outdated.

• It is second to none.

• It is similar to others.

What role do agronomists and extension officers play in the agricultural system?

• They manage farms directly.

• They provide agricultural estimates.

• They export agricultural products.

• They train new farmers.

What does the headmaster at the farm camp claim?

• He needs more workers.

• His farm is thriving.

• His children will starve without aid.

• He has surplus food.

How does the speaker view the headmaster's claims about food scarcity?

• As a minor issue.

• As a temporary problem.

• As a valid concern.

• As absolute nonsense.