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Police have intensified operations against illegal land allocations by land barons across the country following the rise of illegal settlements on communal, local authority, and state lands, especially around major towns, cities, and growth points.
In a statement issued this Friday, 25 October, ZRP spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi warned that land barons are using falsified documents to deceive home seekers, leading to unlawful constructions on state, wet, and grazing lands. Reads the statement:
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police has intensified operations against illegal land allocations by land barons across the country.
This follows the proliferation of illegal settlements on communal, local authority and state lands, particularly around major towns, cities and growth points.
The Police has established that land barons are using falsified documents to deceive unsuspecting home seekers, resulting in unlawful constructions on state, wet and grazing lands.
The actions by land barons violate the country’s laws including the Gazetted Land (Consequential Provisions) Act, Chapter 20:28, Land Commission Act, Chapter 20:29, Rural District Councils Act Chapter 29:13 and Regional, Town and Country Planning Act, Chapter 29:12.
So far, the Police has made one hundred and eighty-four (184) arrests on illegal land allocations.
Members of the public are urged to come forward and report illegal acts by land barons to enable the law to take its course.
Anyone with information should contact the National Complaints Desk on (0242) 703631 or WhatsApp on 0712 800 197 or report at any nearest Police Station.
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More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Police in Zimbabwe are working hard to stop bad people from giving away land that doesn't belong to them. The police say these land barons are lying to people and making them build houses on land that is not safe. They have already arrested 184 people for doing this. The police want everyone to help by reporting any illegal activities by these land barons. If you have any information, you can call the National Complaints Desk or send a message on WhatsApp. Don't let bad people trick you into building on land that is not yours!

ZRP Intensifies Operations Against Land Barons

A Harare councillor claims land barons with alleged links to ZANU PF have unleashed a wave of land invasions in some suburbs in Ward 16.
Ward 16 Councillor Denford Ngadziore (CCC) said the invaders have no documents authorising them to occupy the land. Ngadziore said in a statement on Sunday:
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It has come to my attention that a group of politically-connected land barons held a meeting in which they resolved to proceed with another illegal invasion in various areas in Malbereign including Greenways of Haig Park, Meyrick Park, St Andrews Park, Gotsworld Hills, and Greencroft.
True to that illegal resolution on Thursday, January 12, 2023, they proceeded to invade Greenways along 33, 34, 46 and 47 Avenues. They are doing this without any supporting documents as required by law.
All they are holding on to is an application letter to the Ministry of Local Government and a ministry memo, which does not give them the right to invade these pieces of land.
As promised, I am going to scale up the fight against the activities of these politically-connected land barons in the best interests of our community.
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Ngadziore also alleged that he had been threatened by some land barons.
He urged residents not to allow any unprocedural development in their areas and warned that projects built without the council’s approval will be demolished. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200006209/fresh-land-invasions-grip-harare">NewsDay</a>

"Land Barons Invade Land In Harare West"

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged the white community to let bygones be bygones and to work with the government in building an inclusive society. The president reassured the white community that there will be no new land invasions under his tenure as the rule of law will now be respected. Speaking at the “White Interface” rally on Saturday, Mnangagwa said,
<blockquote>Under the new dispensation, there is no discrimination. We should cease to talk about who owns the farm in terms of colour. We should cease talking about that. A farmer – a black farmer, a white farmer – is a Zimbabwean farmer…Let the past remain behind, there are so many white farmers who don’t have farms anymore as a result of land reform. But I think they have a role to play in terms of skills in the farming sector. All that is required is more of such interaction with the farmers’ organisations. Invite me and I articulate my policy to the people, to the farmers so you find comfort and you know what is possible and what is not possible.
…I told the farmers in Mashonaland West and in Chipinge and Chimanimani that this issue of new invasions is a thing of the past. I have told my provincial ministers, I have told my party leadership across the country that (this) is a thing of the past. The rule of law must now apply.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.sundaynews.co.zw/president-meets-white-community/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Sunday News</a>

Mnangagwa Urges White Farmers To Let The Past Remain Behind, Says Rule Of Law Will Now Apply

War veterans have invaded a Mashala Farm in Hurungwe owned by former Regional Integration and International Cooperation deputy minister Reuben Marumahoko. The war veterans are claiming that the farm is too big for him as it is greater than 1000 hectares. Marumahoko, is the Hurungwe North MP. On Saturday he said the invasion of his farm was illegal. Said Marumahoko:
<blockquote>I am away in Bulawayo. Once I go back, I will make sure that police chase them away.
These are the people causing veld fires at my farm. I have lost all the grass for cattle.</blockquote>
Hurungwe district war veterans’ secretary of information and publicity, Anthony Zunzanyika said:
<blockquote>This is not an invasion but a government policy that recommended that farms within region 2B must be 400 hectares. 
We have been waiting for authorities to act. We believe at least 37 plot holders will be allocated 20 hectares each at Mashala Farm.
We are not casting any stones at anyone politically.
As war veterans, we have our 20% allocation and currently, we have seven members on the ground.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2017/10/08/war-vets-invade-bigwigs-farm/">The Standard</a>

War veterans invade former minister's farm, say its too big for him

Zanu-PF Manicaland province deputy chairman Joseph Mujati distanced his party from evictions at Lesbury Farm in Rusape which saw Robert Smart, and his workers were forced out of their homes by armed police to pave way for  cleric Trevor Manhanga.
Mujati said that the invasion was as a result of a High Court order by the Sheriff of the High Court. Said Mujati:
<blockquote>Zanu PF’s position remains that new land invasions are against the law and are, therefore, illegal and will not be tolerated. Land reform in Zimbabwe is a continuous process and what was witnessed at Lesbury Farm should not be seen as a fresh farm invasion, but the enforcement of a High Court order by the Sheriff of the High Court. Zanu PF had no hand whatsoever in the enforcement of the order. I, Joseph Mujati, the Zanu PF vice-chairman for Manicaland, can confirm I was not anywhere near Lesbury Farm neither was Zanu PF represented in any capacity by anyone on this particular day.</blockquote>
He also distanced himself from one Charles Mujati and said that they were not related. Mujati also said that Charles does not represent Zanu-PF.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/07/05/zanu-pf-denies-sanctioning-rusape-farm-invasion/">NewsDay</a>

Zanu-PF distances itself from Rusape farm invasion

Zanu PF Manicaland provincial youth league chairperson  Mubuso Chingunu told a provincial youth league executive meeting with national executive members in Mutare on Saturday that they are resorting to land seizures after their requests were turned down by Nyanga National Parks and an Allied Timbers plantation in Chimanimani.
Said Chingunu:
<blockquote>We have a challenge accessing land in Mutare because it is dominated by MDC. Laid down procedure is not working in Mutare as you know well that it’s a very destructive party. We are going to take a radical approach to get our stands. We are going to invade, peacefully, land in Dangamvura and Chikanga and share it with or without approval. The ministry (of Local Government) will come and regularise things after we would have given youths stands. In Nyanga, the land we want belongs to national parks and we are not receiving any joy from them because they have not been forthcoming with their land….In Chimanimani we face the same challenges and the land belongs to Allied Timbers. There is, however, no timber in the area we are interested in and we are going to use the same radical approach there as well.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/04/10/zanu-pf-youths-target-national-park">Daily News</a>

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