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100			_aDe Castella, T.
245			_aHanging on while an industry collapses
260			_c2003
490			_aFarmers' Weekly _v139(3) 18 July 2003, 88-89(2)
520			_aLooks at the situation for Zimbabwe's mainly white commercial farmers in the face of President Mugabe's uncompromising compulsory land acquisition. Finds that the farms invaded by the Zimbabwean army veterans are not producing enough to support the new settlers and that those white farmers left are still being intimidated and threatened with eviction. Nor have the reforms held to the policy's stated aims of fairness, redressing colonial injustice and black empowerment, as the 'one man, one farm' ideal has been ignored with many of Mugabe's supporters having done well out of phase two of the land reform. Concludes that the outlook for the country's agricultural sector is bleak as production levels plummet.
590			_aABS
650			_aZIMBABWE
650			_aLAND REFORM
690			_aRural _96268
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