“…This study is a gender analysis of the land reform programme in Zimbabwe as a country that inherited colonially structured and unequal land ownership patterns. …”
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“…The paper explores interfaces between gender and land reform with specific reference to women s ability to access land and participate in land reform processes during the fast tract land resettlement programme in Zimbabwe. …”
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“…The study critically explored the language of reportage of the Zimbabwe Land Reform programme as presented in selected Shona and English newspapers in Zimbabwe. …”
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Subjects: “…Zimbabwe’s land reform programme…”
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“…The 2000 land reform programme in Zimbabwe availed large tracks of arable land to farmers. …”
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“…This article examines the inter-ethnic hierarchies among ‘Black Zimbabweans’ and the potential of tension and conflict over land in Zimbabwe. The land reform programme executed in 2000, with the intention of restoring land to its ‘rightful’ owners (read blacks/Africans), has accentuated this tension and conflict. …”
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“…The family is a pillar of society as it influences the way society is structured, organized and functions, yet the Fast Track Land Reform Programme of 2000 in Zimbabwe came with disruptive tendencies to the family fabric and disadvantaged especially women. …”
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Subjects: “…Empowerment of women; Lancaster House Agreement; Third Chimurensa; Zimbabwe Fast Track Land Reform Programme…”
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“…This article examines the factors influencing succession in the newly occupied farms under the fast track land reform programme in Zimbabwe and their implications for the sustainability of the land reform programme. …”
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“…This study is aimed at exploring the plight of farm workers in Marondera district in Zimbabwe (2000-2013). The study will focus on the how the fast track land reform programme intensified problems which farm workers have been experiencing, which dates back to the colonial period. …”
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“…Domestic policy implementation can have regional or international socio-political, economic and security implications; therefore, the objectives of the study were to analyse the implications of Zimbabwe’s Land Reform Programme on its Relations with the SADC states; to examine the effects of Zimbabwe’s land reform on the political economy of the SADC Member States and to proffer scholarly as well as policy recommendations on how domestic Fast-track Land Reform Programmes can be done in a way that will lead to sound SADC regional integration.…”
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“…The main thrust of the research was to establish the economic empowerment impact of the Fast Track Land Reform Programme which was launched in July 2000 supported by the Land Acquisition Act of 1992 and the Amendment number 16A of the former Constitution in April 2000 (Sachikonye 2003). …”
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“…This thesis on ‘Kith and Kin Affinities and Inter-State Engagements: An analysis of the International Community’s Reactions to the Zimbabwe’s Fast-Track Land Reform’ (FTLR) programme probes the international community’s intersecting, conflicting and racialised responses to Zimbabwe’s post-2000 radical land reform process. …”
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“…The Fast Land Reform Programme has somewhat managed to avail prime pieces of land to hitherto disadvantaged black Zimbabweans. …”
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“…The paper focuses on the impact of the Fast Track Land Reform Programme (FTLRP) on attitudes to the environment. …”
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“…The Fast Track Land Reform Programme (FTLRP) resulted in the loss of forest reserves and biodiversity. …”
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“…Land reform programme remains a subject of controversy in various sects of the society. …”
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“…Beneficiaries of Zimbabwe’s Fast Track Land Resettlement Programme (FTLRP) have been admired by fellow citizens who for different reasons failed to access land under this accelerated national agrarian reform programme which started in July 2000. …”
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“…In this respect, the Public Media took a positive stance toward the inevitability of the Land Reform programme. However, the Public Media did not clearly state whether all black people had equal access to the land or had the same right to own land. …”
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