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The government has signed the agreement to pay back white farmers who were evicted during the land redistribution programme in the early 2000s under Robert Mugabe. President ... Read more »
Earlier Zimbabwe agreed to pay U.S.$3.5 billion in compensation to local white farmers whose land was forcibly taken by the government to resettle black families, but removing the black beneficiaries from the land could prove practically and politically difficult for Mnangagwa who has been saying the land reform could not be reversed but paying of compensation was key to mending ties with the West. Thousands of white farmers were forced from their farms, sometimes violently, between 2000 and 2001 under a government programme of land reform. The seizures were blamed for destroying the country's economy, and ruined relations with the West.
The government has signed the agreement to pay back white farmers who were evicted during the land redistribution programme in the early 2000s under Robert Mugabe. President ... Read more »
Two years after winning Zimbabwe's disputed 2018 election, President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government has performed dismally towards implementing political and economic reforms ... Read more »
Zimbabwe's former first lady Grace Mugabe could be next on the list, as former allies and relatives of the late former president Robert Mugabe lose their farms to the new ... Read more »
Over 20,000 children have been forced to turn to illegal vending to supplement family incomes as Zimbabwe's economic situation continues to worsen, according to an assessment ... Read more »
The Zimbabwean government has so far paid 100 former white farm owners, though it maintains it will only pay compensation for infrastructure and improvements on farms and not for ... Read more »
The government has set aside U.S.$53 million to compensate white farmers affected during the Land Reform Programme - but the Commercial Farmers Union says the money is not enough ... Read more »
Land grabs of white-owned property have hit Zimbabwe yet again as the southern African country's 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe seeks another term in office - but the ... Read more »
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