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Speaking during debate on the Land Commission Bill, MDC-T Bulawayo Senator Michael Carter said the bill is racist and has impoverished nearly a thousand former white land owners and their black workers.
The Bill, framed by government’s land reform process, is provided for in the Constitution under Section 296. It stipulates the setting up of a Commission that would be tasked to carry out land audits and fair distribution of farms while the implementation of the Bill will repeal the Agricultural land Settlement Act, Land Acquisition Act and Land Act.
But Carter, a white Zimbabwean, said Section 21(2) of the Constitution restricts the right of individuals who are not indigenous citizens to own, lease or occupy State land adding that the draft law reminded one of the colonial white government’s laws which discriminated against blacks. Said Carter:
 
<blockquote>For the record, as a white person, I must protest that this Clause is discriminatory. Can a white person not be indigenous? In our Constitution, citizens are separated from indigenous people on a racial basis which is unconstitutional and will eventually be challenged. This discrimination is based on the same principle as applied by the Smith Government against black people. Do two wrongs make a right? About a thousand ex-white farmers are sitting poverty stricken in the towns around Zimbabwe. They have not been paid for their farms and they are not allowed to farm because they are white. They are second class citizens in their own land…</blockquote>
 
More: <a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/news-34706-1k%20white%20ex-farmers%20poverty%20stricken%20Senator/news.aspx">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

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Senator accuses "racist" bill for impoverishing over 1 000 former white farmers

Magwegwe MP, Anele Ndebele (<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Movement_for_Democratic_Change_-_Tsvangirayi_(MDC-T)">MDC-T</a>) and Pumula MP Godfrey Malaba (<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_African_National_Union_-_Patriotic_Front" target="_blank">Zanu PF</a>) have warned the government  that it is sitting on a time bomb and have warned of tribal clashes over  the unfair redistribution of land as “outsiders” continue to be given land in the region ahead of locals.:
Talking to the Land Commission Bill, Malaba said:
<blockquote>When the farms were taken over by the government, we realised that the resettlement was not implemented as had been suggested.
It is very painful that people come into your home area, where you grew up, you do not benefit and yet the people of that area were supposed to benefit, since it is their area that had been taken.
I am saying this because in future, there is going to be a tribal war, whereby, our grandchildren will be asking why we have foreigners settling into our area.</blockquote>
Ndebele also said:
<blockquote>I applied for land in 1999 and like any law abiding citizen, I still await my turn to be given land, so if you have got land, here is a sincere question that you must ask yourself: why you and not the next person?
This thing is bothering us in Matabeleland, land has been allocated to ‘superior’ tribes to the local tribes. This is very true, we may hide behind a finger, but this is the only truth that we have to live with no matter how uncomfortable it is.
Prime Matabeleland game land has been given to people from elsewhere, where people are making a lot of money every season through hunting quotas. So, the land question in Matabeleland is far from being settled. I will speak for Matabeleland because I come from there. It is a time bomb and this government is sitting on it.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2016/11/22/mps-raise-tribal-land-war-spectre/" target="_blank">Newsday</a>

Government sitting on "time-bomb" in Matebeleland over land issue