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Zimbabwe struggles to revive formerly white owned land
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And we continue with our special series on land reforms in South Africa. Well, today we ask what lessons can the country take from Zimbabwe. Nearly 20 years after it began repossessing white owned farms and resettling new black farmers on them, The country is still grappling to rebuild its once vibrant agricultural base which was disrupted by the programme. Farai Mwakutuya now reviews the impact of the reform programe.
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