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Zimbabwe: Land Reform
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South & Southern Africa Mind Map on Zimbabwe: Land Reform, created by rosiep on 15/01/2014.
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Zimbabwe: Land Reform
Colonial Dispossession 1890s
Cecil Rhodes; British SA Company; 'White Highlands' vs. 'Native Reserves'
War of Independence 1973 - 79
Lancaster House Agreement 1979: 'willing seller, willing buyer'
Thatcher; Britain would pay half (full market price, immediately, in foreign currency); 'willing seller, willing buyer'; duration of 10 yrs/2 terms
>> independence in 1980; Mugabe; ZANU
white commercial farmers producing 90% of country's food reqs; 42% of country owned by 6000 large scale farmers (white) (Palmer, 1990)
1989: commercial farmers owned 29% of land and were not longer primarily white
slow: to to wbws and lack of financial resources
>>War Veteran land occupations - 1500 famrs
40% - communal land; 40% commercial farm (BBC, 2010)
redistribution began in 1981; black areas 3x more densely populated
53,000 families resettled (aim of 162,000 by 1984)
one of the most successful aid programs in history - The Economist
aimed to provide land to peasants
Hoogeveen & Kinsey (2001): - RA households crop 2x land, earn 3x unit revenue of CA families
but some problems with child nutrition in RAs
effects not fully realized in one generation
2000 referendum: fast track resettlement scheme
2000 referendum
Mugabe; ZANU PF; unfair election
2010: Ian Scoones - not a complete failure
much violence
3000 commercial farms for compulsory resettlement; 5m hectares
extended to 8.5m in 2002
regional bread basket >> importing food
US $90 on food imports; esp maize and wheat
SADC tribunal argued it violated international and Zimbabwean law - race discrimination - Constitutionall Amendment 17
Justice Rix: land without training or supplies
Land Acquisition Act 1992
aimed to speed up land reform by removing 'willing buyer, willing seller clause'
1923: white minority rule
Land Apportionment Act of 1930: white/native purchase/national land 50.8/7.7/22.4% the rest unassigned
Morris Carter Act 1925
1965: unilateral declarationof Independence
'tribal trust lands' in 1965 statute
Europeans own most land in agro zone 1 and 2 and that clsoe to railways
favoured whites - from loans to servicing European roads
2008-9 hyperinflation
peak month of inflation - 6.5 sextillion % in Nov 2008
abandoned currency in 2009 - Zimb Dollar
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