HARARE – White Zimbabwean commercial farmers who were driven off their land during President Robert Mugabe’s controversial land seizures are coming back through joint venture arrangements and are also producing cash crops such as tobacco and soya beans mostly under contract farming. Zimbabwe hogged global headlines in 2000 when supporters of 93-year-old Mugabe invaded white-owned…
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