Proceeding contribution from Gareth Thomas (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 24 March 2010. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe
As I have said, one the key ways for SADC and South Africa to take forward the process is to meet with the players in the inclusive Government. President Zuma's recent visit to Harare is an important sign of his commitment to take forward the global political agreement and to try to broker further progress. We welcome the President's visit, and the fact that his negotiating teams are following up on it. As the all-party group reports, donors have to approach the complex issue of land reform with great sensitivity. I welcome the fact that the report clearly states that the UK did not make promises at Lancaster house that were subsequently betrayed—
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- 2009-10
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- Development aid Land Human rights Farms Ownership Politics and government Reform Violence Zimbabwe
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