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South Africa & Zimbabwe; Collapsed governments; What is next?

What next for South Africa, what next for Zimbabwe? The aspirations of the people's freedom and independence have been thwarted by organisations that purported to be genuine fosters of UHURU: ANC and Zanu PF failed dismally to rise above c…

Published: 27 Oct 2025 at 07:09hrs | 600 | by Nomazulu Thata

Let us prevent another land reform in the future

The land reform program initiated by Zanu-PF in the early 2000s was one of the most defining moments in Zimbabwe's post-independence history. While the need for land redistribution was deeply rooted in the historical injustices of colonial…

Published: 11 Oct 2024 at 08:28hrs | | by Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi

Back to the roots : A second land reform in the offing

Whilst it is doubtless that the country's land reform program was a milestone in the achievement of political and economic freedom for the generality of Zimbabweans, it has emerged that there are still some loose ends in its historical and…

Published: 10 Oct 2017 at 07:18hrs | 24 | by Teddie Bepete

Land reform plausible

The recent comments made by the Renewal Democrats of Zimbabwe leader, Elton Mangoma, that the land reform embarked by the government at the turn of the millennium is irreversible sounds quite plausible and has shown that some of the opposi…

Published: 22 Apr 2016 at 12:34hrs | | by Stewart Murewa

Zimbabwe's land reform is far from over

Not long ago, ZANU PF "chefs" and blind followers praised land redistribution as one of Mugabe's major successes, an epitome of his three and half decades of leadership. We were told that people had been empowered by giving them back their…

Published: 04 May 2015 at 07:31hrs | 1 | by Moses Chamboko

Lessons from Zimbabwe's land reform: A reply to Tony Hawkins

Zimbabwe's land reform suggests that small commercial farmers are more productive than giant mechanised farms, and thus can do more to reduce poverty. This represents a challenge to many preconceived ideas, in South Africa as well as Zimba…

Published: 04 Jun 2013 at 03:52hrs | 7 | by Joseph Hanlon

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Search / Land reform

South Africa & Zimbabwe; Collapsed governments; What is next?

Let us prevent another land reform in the future

Back to the roots : A second land reform in the offing

Land reform plausible

Zimbabwe's land reform is far from over

Lessons from Zimbabwe's land reform: A reply to Tony Hawkins

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Fugitive car dealer arrested after 5 years on the run

Harare Councillors and directors snub 2026 budget announcement

Bulawayo Polytechnic gutted by fire

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No to 2030 extension

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Zimbabwe loans ARVs to Botswana, donates portion in regional health solidarity

Govt to launch Responsible Mining Initiative amid worsening land degradation

MP Mhangwa urges govt to cut LPG Import Bill through local gas substitution

Man dies in bicycle accident

Relegation-threatened Bosso players boycott training

Pavillon bus involved in a serious accident

Tragedy in Mt Darwin as cow falls into well, killing young woman

Zimbabwe announces strict enforcement of axle load limits

Zanu-Pf, Eureka Mine unleash violence on artisinal miners

Church Leaders Unite to Tackle Africa's Social Crises at Landmark Summit

Minister to Lead Sanitation Awareness Drive in Guruve Amid Open Defecation Concerns*