Zambian families evicted from commercial farms
- CAJ News
- 26 October 2017
Dozens of rural families have been left with no shelter or source of livelihoods following mass acquisition of land by commercial farmers.
Dozens of rural families have been left with no shelter or source of livelihoods following mass acquisition of land by commercial farmers.
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