The story of what you, your family – and in many cases your workers - were subjected to on your farm must be told.  It is foundational for the future of every destitute or struggling former commercial farmer, for profiling gross human rights violations on the farms and for the future of agriculture in Zimbabwe.

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Discussions about compensation are making progress and it is vital that those who have the capacity to exert pressure in this regard have the background to do so.  We must do all we can to attain fair and just settlements for those who have lost so much under such traumatic conditions.

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OPTIONS: 

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1. Many farmers have submitted their stories for the anonymous section of our website, which cannot be viewed by the public and is password-protected.

2. Open viewing:  Other farmers, notably those whose plight received media coverage, have approved their questionnaires for open viewing.

3.   If you are prepared to write your story, but do not want it published on the website, then we would still like you to submit it to us for documentation purposes – and we can assist you in this regard.

 

Assistance:  If you would like to liaise direct with our confidential research expert for assistance/guidance, please e-mail us on the following secure e-mail and you’ll be contacted directly:  info@zimbabwefarmersspeak.com  

 

Note:  Our confidential research expert was personally evicted from the family farm under traumatic and horrifying circumstances and therefore understands the ongoing struggle and trauma that you have been subjected to.