A government offer to compensate white Zimbabwean farmers evicted from their land should be treated cautiously, farmers' organisations have said.
Zimbabwe's Land Reform Minister John Nkomo has invited former farmers to claim money for improvements made to the land during their tenure.
The Justice for Agriculture group called the move a "scam", but urged farmers to see what is being offered.
Thousands of farmers have lost their land in the past five years.
The government has always offered to compensate farmers for buildings and any improvements made on their land, but not for the land itself.
It says the UK should pay for the land, as it was the colonial power when laws were passed restricting black ownership of land.
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