Actually no,we just need our share as well. Only if a person owns more than one farms then he/she should surrender & remain with only one farm. – Mehleli Ndlovu
So wat s gona happen to the povo shame on u Zanu. – Macie Mawere
No turnig back. – Simbiso Joseph Shoko
YES! – Shephard Shapiroh Sakandya
Definitely they’ll lose those farms and gvt is aware of that…thus why they are not issuing occupiers with title deeds instead they cunninly chose to issue them with permits that do not gurrante ownership. – Gain Sibanda
Get me Adrian de Bourbon, pronto! – Trevor T S Gwaze
To be honest I don’t know. But hondo yeminda has to be revisited if we want food security in Zimbabwe. – @ConorMWalsh
Its a bit late for that. – @jbhisa
Not in a 1000 years! (to quote Cde Ian Douglas Smith) – @Mukoma9
In GPA all parties agreed it was irreversible. Land is ultimate emotive issue in Zimbabwean politics. – @ConorMWalsh
Only politicians got land so its very easy to reverse and they knw that. – @Shumbalove85
With the numbers of people in farms very large, that wld create a humanitarian crisis. Balancing wl be gud. – @CornwellNcube
Very possibly, but it all has to be fair. Alas that means different things to different people ! – @gordythemag
A proper audit, fair redistribution based on need and economic dictate of the country is the answer. – @ActivateZimbabw
LandGrab no longer about redress, but greed & false entitlement. Need strong leader & will to stop. – @RebuildZimbabwe
Agreee. Colonial land dispensation unjust & unsustainable-audit now needed, all farmers needed. – @ConorMWalsh
Post published in: Analysis