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Hundreds attend funeral of murdered white farmer Terry Ford (2002)

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First published at 12:15 UTC on June 12th, 2019.

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Hundreds of Zimbabwean white farmers and black farm workers on Friday mourned the death of murdered white farmer Terry Ford.
The former Prime minister of Rhodesia Ian Smith attended.
The 51-year-old was shot in the head in an execution-style killing at his farm west of Harare on Monday.
Ford was the 10th white farmer killed since the often-violent farm occupations began two years ago.
Ruling party militants, with tacit government backing, have demanded the farms be seized and redistributed to landless blacks.
Mark Ford, 28, told an emotion-charged funeral service in Harare his father "just wanted somewhere to live and farm".
Squatters occupied the farm in 2000, forcing him to take on teaching work at a nearby Christian school.
Noami Raaff, Ford's fiancee, held the couple's Jack Russell terrier, Squeak, in her arms.
The dog had huddled by Ford's body for several hours after his murder.

The farm occupations, along with floods and droughts, have decimated the country's harvest as its agriculture-based economy collapsed.
Zimbabwe on Friday announced plans to import huge amounts of food to stave off starvation.
Emergency food distribution by the World Food Programme to half a (M) million people facing starvation resumed on Thursday in south and western Zimbabwe, UN officials said.
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