More than 18 years after Zimbabwe began repossessing white owned farms and distributing them to black owners, the country is still grappling with issues related to the programme. This include productivity, compensation of former white farmers and restoration of the land's collateral value. CGTN's Farai Mwakutuya spoke to stakeholders in the sector to find out lessons learnt that neighbouring South Africa can benefit as it embarks on similar exercise
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