South African Communist Party deputy chairman Thulas Nxesi today said South Africa can learn from the successes of Zimbabwe’s controversial land reform programme. “We may be able to learn something from the agrarian model adopted by our neighbours (of) essentially breaking down large-scale farms and promoting more intensive small-scale farming,” Nxesi, who is also the Minister for Public Works, said.
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