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The second approach is market-driven, which is not necessarily anti-equity, but there is market-related acquisition. This approach does not avoid the non-economic arguments, but regards the main purpose of land reform as being sustainable production and food supply. Thus, it implies payment to willing sellers. Moyo (2003:59) claims that, in Zimbabwe, both approaches failed. In the latter country the sequence was different to the one described above. ). In 1997, the radical invasion approach was launched, which resulted in major conflicts.
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