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The Government of Zimbabwe has announced plans to withdraw over 20 farms allocated under the land reform programme but have not been put into productive use.
In a public notice released last Friday, the Government cited that among others, abandonment, double allocations, and desertion of the plots or farms as the reasons for land offer withdrawal, reported <a href="https://www.businessweekly.co.zw/govt-to-repossess-farms/">Business Weekly</a>.
The plots or farms set to be repossessed include Silverstroom Estate in Muzarabani, Tsapato of Wilsbridge of Barwick Estate in Mazoe, Kent Farm in Marondera, Sligo Farm in Seke, and Eddesleigh in Goromonzi.
The beneficiaries of the farms which the Government intends to possess are being invited to make any representations in writing within 14 days of the publication of the notice.

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Govt Announces Plans To Repossess Unproductive Farms

The government has urged resettled farmers under-utilising land to consider joint ventures with investors or risk revocation of offer letters.
The Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Minister, Anxious Masuka, said his ministry has already developed a template for the joint venture agreement. Said Masuka:
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The ministry is encouraging joint ventures, so if you think you do not have the capacity to farm, Zimbabwe wants production on your farm, so find someone who is able to assist you to farm.
The ministry has established a Joint Venture Unit and we have developed a template for an agreement between a farmer and someone who has the capacity to farm.
We are also creating a database of farmers who have offer letters, but who are not fully utilising their land and creating another database of those people who do not have land but have the capacity to farm.
So that we can do the matching of the farmer who has the land but not sufficiently utilising it and the investor who has the investment and finance, but has no land so that this government does not resort to saying each time we come to your farm, you are not productive, we withdraw your offer letter and give it to someone.
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He said the template of the joint venture agreement was available on the ministry’s website.
Masuka urged farmers to take advantage of initiatives provided by the recently reestablished Agricultural Finance Corporation (AFC). He said:
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The Agricultural Finance Corporation has been reestablished to provide financing through the land and development bank.
But also because we realised that one of the issues is capacity at a farm level, you might not have the capacity to purchase a tractor at the farm level and we have given AFC initially 210 tractors.
Three weeks ago, we gave them an additional 400 tractors so that they can assist farmers with tillage operations this season.
We will add more, we think if AFC is leasing 1 500 tractors at any given time it means no farmer can fail to plant on time saying they have failed to receive adequate tillage.
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|<a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/utilise-land-or-risk-losing-farm-offer-letters-agric-minister-warns-lazy-farmers/"> NewZimbabwe.com</a>

"Use It Or Lose It," Agriculture Minister Urges Farmers To Consider Joint Ventures

Addressing thousands of people at the Mashonaland West Youth Interface Rally on Saturday, President Robert Mugabe warned against leasing out farms to white farmers and said that it could be a calculated move to get the farms back.
Said Mugabe:
<blockquote>So, how come, I ask, that some of you, who have farms have allowed whites to come back clandestinely and are farming? They are working on your farms as you spend time, perhaps in Harare. Mapurazi arikurimwa nemabhunu (White farmers are farming on those farms). Ko matadza kurima? Maakudzora mabhunu (Have you failed to farm that you are returning white farmers? Awandaka mapurazi akadaro munyika. Saka, vakambomhanya vachienda kuSouth Africa, zvino vadududza nenjere dzekuti ahh, nekuti takasiya gejo redu nematractors achiri kune mamwe mapurazi. Handei tichiti ahh, tinokurimirai. Zororai zvenyu. Tisu tova varimi. So, what are you doing? Munofunga muri kuiteyi? Muri kuiteyi? Kuchenjera here ikoko? Huh?</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/president-warns-against-leasing-out-farms/">Herald</a>

Mugabe warns against leasing out farms to white farmers

The opposition MDC-T has hit out at President Robert Mugabe’s fresh threats to grab all white-owned farms in Mashonaland East. <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/news/2017/06/04/white-farmers-allegedly-harboured-kaukonde-lose-land-mugabe/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The President alleged that at least 73 white farmers had been protected by former Minister for Provincial Affairs Ray Kaukonde</a>.
The MDC-T has told Mugabe to focus on empowering black farmers instead.
Said MDC spokesperson Obert Gutu:
<blockquote>The resolution to take away all farms that are presently owned by the few whites who are engaged in commercial agriculture is absolutely nonsensical, racist, primitive and retrogressive.
We should focus more on capacitating the resettled black farmers instead of grabbing the farms that belong to the few white people who are still on their farms.</blockquote>
MDC-T Vice President Nelson Chamisa added:
<blockquote>Mugabe’s remarks are a final nail in the coffin of the already dead Zimbabwean economy. Mugabe is out of turn, out of purpose, out of time and out of relevance. He has lost his original revolutionary progressive sense of purpose and direction. It is clear that he has reduced the once great Zimbabwe to a Zimbabwe ruins if not a complete rubble.</blockquote>
More: News24

Mugabe's threats to grab white-owned farms nonsensical, racist, primitive and retrogressive: MDC-T

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