In 1998, a group of veterans from Zimbabwe’s Chimurenga (Independence) war grew tired of the snail-paced land redistribution program and took matters into their own hands. When word got to Harare about farm seizures and sit-ins targeting the descendants of white settlers, President Robert Mugabe�
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