Harry, a white Zimbabwean farmer, has fought to create a life out from under the shadow of a war. From meagre beginnings, he carves a successful citrus farm from the 'dirt' of a newly built settlement, only to have it ripped away in a series of vicious and shocking attacks. His family, friends and faith is sorely tested as he struggles to fight back 'by the book' - a book that has become a very sick joke in Zimbabwe.

This is a very personal story about a family who loose their farm in the Lowveld of Zimbabwe. It is humorous, courageous and tragic. Although many people have been affected in a similar way, the book is written from the heart and is a 'must read'.

Author Eric Harrison has farmed in Zimbabwe for over 30 years. He recently relocated to Harare to continue his fight towards restitution of the rights, dignity and self respect of himself, and the many affected families and staff, after losing his farm, 'Maioio'. He was inspired to write Jambanja after realising how un-informed those outside Zimbabwe are about the thuggery and intimidation policies implemented by the government of Zimbabwe in the name of land redistribution.