Zimbabwe Land Reform

President Mnangagwa celebrates Zimbabwe’s Unity Accord, emphasizing national progress, unity, and resilience in the face of challenges.

Zimbabwe will begin compensating 444 White farmers after the controversial land seizures of 2000, with $35 million allocated in 2024 for the first payments.

Zimbabwe’s government grants land reform beneficiaries the right to sell properties under a new policy aimed at unlocking economic potential.

Ignatius Chombo loses court challenge over the subdivision of his 3000-hectare farm, marking a significant moment in Zimbabwe’s land reform efforts.

Zimbabwe intensifies its fight against illegal land settlements, arresting thousands and demolishing unlawful structures in a bid to restore order in land allocation.

In a contentious turn of events, around 200 settlers at Umvutsha Farm in Umguza face eviction, challenging the complexities of land ownership and resettlement in Zimbabwe, a decade after their initial settlement.