News:President Appointed Land Commission Starts Assessing Farm Ownership

<vote /> The Zimbabwe Land Commission, a group appointed to assess the ownership of farms to ensure the land distribution was fair and transparent, has reportedly started its work. The 9 member commission was recently appointed by President Robert Mugabe.

Said Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday last week:

The Commission is going province by province auditing the land assessing that the beneficiaries of the land reform have the stipulated farm sizes corresponding with the regions in which they were resettled. As we deliberate, the Land Commission has already started to execute their mandate.

It is believed many people in high positions benefited unfairly from the land distribution ending up owning multiple farms each.

More: The Chronicle

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