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As the government moves from one humanitarian organisation to another, begging basket in hand and people sink deeper into food insecurity, what was once the country's commercial agricultural empire lies desolate, reduced to an extension of the subsistence farming sector. This work problematises the situation in the former commercial farms, and argues that, the crisis was intrinsic in the 'jambanja' process, and the subsequent state incapacity ...

Two and a half decades of land reform in Zimbabwe completely changed the country''s agricultural landscape. The prominent features of the new landscape were the small-family operated farms, created from the commercial farming sector. While the process has been looked at as something unique, it was another social engineering process. Although Zimbabwe is considered a crop-producing country, 60 percent of the country is either semi arid or arid,...