Zimbabwe Land Reform

If the Department of State Policy Provisions Act is passed into law, the US will support Zimbabwe borrowing money from international lenders such as the World Bank

The government’s land reform programme appears to be failing to promote the widespread productive use of land to provide household food security

The Commercial Farmers’ Union said there had been at least 20 "incidents" on white-owned properties in recent weeks, with some being asked to leave.

Ray Ndhlukula is resisting an order restraining him from taking over a farm in Matabeleland South, which is owned by a white commercial farmer.

An interim audit of Zimbabwe land reforms has found that policy regulations were flouted by some people who registered land in their children’s names.

Zimbabwe’s courts have become the battleground for disputes about the land resettlement programme.

Zimbabwe’s government is unlikely to entertain a proposal by a farmers’ union, with Finance Minister Tendai Biti calling it an "elitist solution".

Mugabe and his allies have seized nearly half Zimbabwe’s commercial farms in a land grab widely blamed for the economic collapse.

A man arrested for stealing and selling farm equipment has implicated top Zanu-PF officials.

White farmers whose land was seized under Zimbabwe’s land reforms have claimed a house owned by Robert Mugabe’s government in South Africa.