Land hunters: App matches Zimbabwe's farmers with vacant plots


A woman checks maize crops on a small scale farm in Chinhamora, in Zimbabwe in 2011. Farmers say finding available land to buy or lease is a notoriously timely and expensive process. — AFP

HARARE: For more than a year, Lionda Mhonda searched for a plot of land to buy in northeastern Zimbabwe, but struggled to find anything that was both affordable and came with a legitimate title deed.

Then the 33-year-old farmer found out about a new app that listed not only land that was available for sale and lease, but also vital information such as legal documentation, crop history and average soil temperatures.

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