Politics1/22/2026•Bloomberg

White Zimbabwe Farmers Turn to Trump in $3.5 Billion Dispute

White Zimbabwe Farmers Turn to Trump in $3.5 Billion Dispute

The article discusses the efforts of white farmers in Zimbabwe to seek compensation for the seizure of their land during the violent state-backed invasions that began in 2000. These farmers, who have lost their land, are now turning to the Trump administration in the United States, hoping that the US government can help them resolve the $3.5 billion dispute with the Zimbabwean government. The article highlights the ongoing struggle of these farmers to reclaim what they believe is rightfully theirs, and their belief that the Trump administration may be able to intervene and assist them in their pursuit of compensation for the loss of their land.

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