HARARE – The story of Zimbabwe’s land resettlement began in 2000 when President Robert Mugabe released his dogs of war to evict white commercial farmers from their land. That year the country’s farmlands yielded some 4,2m tonnes of agricultural produce, according to the Commercial Farmers Union. But by the end of this country’s “lost decade”,…
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