Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi says the recent Global Compensation Agreement between the government of Zimbabwe and former white commercial farmers is a final nail towards resolution of the land reform program. On Monday, the government announced that white farmers whose land was
South African government will be cautious on the land issue but will not succumb to pressure from superpowers to conduct land expropriation without compensation, African National Congress (ANC) MP Joseph Maswanganyi said yesterday during a parliament session. He said although there were positives from Zimbabwe’s controversial
Norton member of parliament, Temba Mliswa has said he will conduct a land audit on beneficiaries of the land reform that was championed by former president Robert Mugabe and the ruling party ZANU PF. Writing on his Twitter account today, Mliswa highlighted that the move is necessitated
Government has set aside US$53 million towards compensation of former white farmers affected during the Land Reform Programme, Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has said. Presenting his 2019 Budget statement yesterday, Ncube said the compensation plan is in line with the country's laws and various bilateral
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