White Zimbabwean Farmers Reportedly Return 25 Years After Mugabe Seizures

The Economist: White Zimbabweans return to farming

Zimbabwe’s record tobacco harvest highlights a farming revival, but land disputes, weak investment and corruption continue to hold agriculture back.

White Zimbabwean Farmers Reportedly Return 25 Years After Mugabe Seizures

White Zimbabwean farmers are reportedly working the land again through joint ventures 25 years after Mugabe's seizures, while compensation payments continue. The post White Zimbabwean Farmers Reportedly Return 25 Years After Mugabe Seizures appeared first on 2oceansvibe News | South African and international news.

White Zimbabweans return to farming

Their return a generation after Robert Mugabe’s land grabs reflects the country’s potential—and its troubles

“Not a reversal”: White Zimbabwean farmers return to land 25 years after Mugabe’s forced seizures

White Zimbabwean farmers are returning to agriculture 25 years after Mugabe's land seizures, working through joint ventures with Black land-grant holders.