By Collen Makumbirofa | Makumbirofa Farms

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This is not a quiet appeal. This is a bold, urgent call to the parliaments, politicians, and legal systems of Zimbabwe and South Africa: impose the death penalty for murder and violent robbery targeting farmers.

The time for soft responses to brutal crimes has passed. Words without consequence have failed us. It is time for the law to speak with unmistakable force.

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Protect the Minority. Protect Everyone.

A civilized society is measured not by how it treats the powerful, but by how it protects the vulnerable and the minority. White farmers in Zimbabwe and South Africa represent a minority community that feeds nations — and they are under deadly, sustained attack.

Our laws and our parliaments must rise to meet this moment. Harsh, decisive penalties must be imposed on those who murder, rob, and terrorize farming families. These are not political acts. They are evil crimes committed by outcasts who deserve to be made examples of — so that every potential perpetrator understands the full, irreversible weight of what awaits them.

Criminals committing violent farm attacks are not being punished proportionately. That must change — now.

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When Farmers Die, Nations Starve

Let us state the economic reality plainly: a farmer who is killed cannot feed you.

The idea of armed men descending on farms — robbing, murdering, and subjecting families to unspeakable abuse — is not just morally monstrous. It is national self-destruction. Every farm attacked is a food source threatened. Every farmer killed is expertise, employment, and production permanently erased.

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Violent criminals targeting farms are not striking at the wealthy. They are striking at the food security, foreign currency earnings, and economic stability of ordinary, poor people who depend on functioning agriculture to survive.

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Reject the Lie Before It Destroys You

To my fellow Africans, I say this with love and with urgency: we must abandon the selfish fantasy that seizing white-owned farms or expelling foreign nationals will cure our poverty.

It is a lie. It is dangerous propaganda. And history has already proven it catastrophically wrong.

Any nation that chases away its white farmers, seizes their land, mines, and property, and replaces experience with ideology will become a wasteland. The ordinary people — the very poor this rhetoric claims to champion — will suffer more deeply than they ever have before. We have seen this happen. We must refuse to repeat it.

South Africa must not walk into this trap. The lessons are written in the suffering of neighboring nations. Read them. Learn from them. Choose differently.

To those countries that have already made this mistake — bring the white farmers back. Restore what was dismantled. Your economies will recover, your people will eat, and peace will have a foundation to stand on.

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You Belong Here. We Will Protect You.

White farmers have contributed enormously to the economies of Zimbabwe and South Africa — producing food, generating exports, earning foreign currency, stabilizing markets, and employing thousands. This is not coincidence. This is God’s design — that different peoples should build together, that diverse skills should serve a common land.

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To every white farmer still working African soil: you belong here. Africa is your home. Your presence is valued, your contribution is recognized, and your safety must be guaranteed — not just by words, but by law, by enforcement, and by the voices of African brothers and sisters who refuse to stay silent while monsters threaten you.

We love you. We will protect you.

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Speak Up for the Poor

Those of us who genuinely care about the poor — and I count myself among them — must be willing to oppose every policy that worsens their condition, even when that policy is wrapped in the language of justice or liberation.

Land seizures worsen poverty. Farm murders worsen poverty. Expelling skilled producers worsens poverty. If we are serious about lifting people out of hardship, we must be serious about protecting the agricultural engine that makes food, jobs, and economic growth possible.

I will never stop speaking for the presence and protection of white Africans. I will never stop calling for justice for farmers. And I will never stop demanding that our laws reflect the gravity of violent crime with penalties that match — including the ultimate penalty for the ultimate crime.

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A Final Word

The death penalty for farm murder and violent robbery is not vengeance. It is justice. It is deterrence. It is a statement by a society that some crimes are so destructive — to individuals, to families, to entire nations — that they demand the maximum response the law can give.

Let Zimbabwe and South Africa lead on this. Let our parliaments act. Let our people be safe. Let our farmers feed us in peace.

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