PICTURES: Joseph Made’s Farm Horror Shame, He Has Been Arrested

Horror pictures of`agricultural seeds, wheelchairs and all sorts of other bric-a-brac recovered at minister Joseph Made’s farm, unused and left to decompose. ...

Update: Utah man denies plans to hunt elephants, claims he sought permit to import African trophies for a filmmaking project

South Ogden author Cliff Graham — one of 16 U.S. residents to get controversial federal permits...

Land reform must be rationalised 

One of the founding principles of the MDC clearly and unequivocally advocates for holistic and sustainable...

Sharon Pincott’s revival amongst Africa’s elephants

Sharon Pincott recently spent 6 weeks back in Africa. This is her story:...

Why governance constraints are holding back young people in rural Zimbabwe

In the last blog I looked at what young people aged 16-18, studying at three schools in land...

What next for young people in Zimbabwe’s land reform areas?

As discussed in the blog series earlier this year, we have been investigating inter-generational questions in land reform...

Confronting authoritarian populism: challenges for agrarian studies

Last week I was in Russia at the fascinating fifth BRICS Initiative in Critical Agrarian Studies...

Interdisciplinary puzzles: some lessons from Zimbabwe

Just out in Human Ecology is a new open access paper – People, patches and parasites:...

Command agriculture and the politics of subsidies

Command agriculture – a major, private-sector-backed subsidy programme implemented by the Government of Zimbabwe – has...

Zimbabwe: Uproar Over ‘Slavery’ On Zim Farms

Farm workers in Zimbabwe can now be employed for four and half years by the same...

Is Zimbabwe food secure this year?

A bumper harvest has meant that Zimbabwe is largely food secure this season. Despite the fall...

Some white farmers still hope to return to Zimbabwe

HARARE/JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Some of the thousands of white Zimbabwean farmers evicted from their land in...

Another white Zim farmer, 63, ‘forcefully evicted’, says over 200 workers ‘left homeless’

Harare – A white Zimbabwean commercial farmer Colin Nienaber was this week forcibly evicted from his...

Hardy Zimbabwean farmers take on Nigeria’s challenges

Ilorin - Farming in Nigeria is not for the fainthearted....

Popular:

Sport

Featured:
Independence Cup gathers Momentum

Featured:
City of Harare throws Chief Traffic Officer under the bus over Bulawayo Road closure for AFCON match

Featured:
Marshall Munetsi secures dramatic comeback victory for Zimbabwe

Featured:
Harare-Bulawayo road traffic diversion announced for Warriors clash with DRC