NOT THE ZIMBABWEAN WAY : NAMIBIA SET TO REDISTRIBUTE LAND
Vibrant rows of neatly lined plants grow on a patch once
trampled by the cattle of a large commercial farm run by a family of German
descent in Namibia.
From that 2,400 square-metre rectangle of sand in the
northern Otjozondjupa region, Kornelius …
Vibrant rows of neatly lined plants grow on a patch once
trampled by the cattle of a large commercial farm run by a family of German
descent in Namibia.
From that 2,400 square-metre rectangle of sand in the
northern Otjozondjupa region, Kornelius Hamasab, 69, now produces spinach,
onions and tomatoes.
Hamasab is among the 16 percent of black Namibians owning
arable land in the