Poll: Does land redistribution in southern Africa achieve poverty reduction and livelihood improvement objectives?

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Debating the findings from Zimbabwe in the ‘Livelihoods after Land Reform’ project

The dominant view of land reform in Zimbabwe is that farm invasions from 2000/01 were nothing but a corrupt land grab by ZANU-PF and its cronies. This is said to have initiated a calamitous decline in agriculture from which it has never recovered.

Debating the LaLR findings in Zimbabwe in the Mail and Guardian.pdf — PDF document, 82Kb

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Does land redistribution in southern Africa achieve poverty reduction and livelihood improvement objectives?

Debating the findings from Zimbabwe in the ‘Livelihoods after Land Reform’ project

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