THE land reform programme has cost the country over $33 billion in export revenue due to failure to fully participate on the global markets, statistics have indicated. Zimbabwean agricultural economist and trade policy analyst based in South Africa, Tinashe Kapuya, said land reform did not achieve any economic development as the country lost opportunities on […]
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