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HARARE -- Zimbabwe's white farmers will be killed by
angry peasants if the government does not seize their land for
redistribution, a government minister said yesterday.
Information Minister Chen Chimutengwende also accused
white businessmen of deliberately whipping up anti-government sentiment by
hiking prices and warned that price controls may be reintroduced.
Mr Chimutengwende said that whites were bitter over the
government's plan to seize some 1500 farms for redistribution to blacks and
were therefore raising prices of basic commodities so the government would
be blamed.
"We are doing (land reform) for their own protection.
Otherwise the people will grab the land and they will be killed by the
landless peasants," Mr Chimutengwende said.
"If they think they can bring down the government by
creating hardships they are day-dreaming. They will not get anywhere. It is
them who will suffer."
President Robert Mugabe's government was rocked last
month by a national strike which forced it to back down on plans to impose
new taxes on a workforce already facing economic hardship.
The government blamed the strike on whites, saying they
incited their workers to demonstrate because of the land issue.
Uncertainty over the future of agriculture, along with a
number of other economic problems, caused the Zimbabwe dollar to plummet
against foreign currencies last month, and prices in shops have soared as a
result.
Mr Chimutengwende said it was all a plot.
Mr Chimutengwende acknowledged, however, that any
reintroduction of price controls would offend international donors who have
backed Zimbabwe's six-year-old move towards a market economy.
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