Zimbabwe to Return 67 Foreign-Owned Farms Seized in Land Grab
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- •Zimbabwe announced the return of 67 farms previously seized from foreign owners, mainly Europeans, on May 7, 2026.
- •The farms were taken during land redistribution efforts under former President Robert Mugabe's administration.
- •The farms are located across various agricultural regions in Zimbabwe.
- •The government stated the move is part of efforts to attract foreign investment and boost agricultural output.
- •European countries affected by the farm seizures have welcomed the decision as a positive step toward resolving long-standing disputes.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Zimbabwe completes the return of all 67 farms smoothly European investors may increase agricultural investments in Zimbabwe, improving the country's economic growth and food production.
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