Integrated water resource management: panacea or problem?

Integrated water resource management (IWRM) became the buzzword for water resources policy gurus in the 1990s. The donors poured millions into projects, plans, programmes and many,...

Is Land Nationalisation in Zimbabwe a form of slavery?

Harare - Last week I went back to the grave of my father-in-law, Mike Campbell, on...

Farmer-led irrigation in Africa: driving a new Green Revolution?

A new open access review paper is just out in the Journal of Peasant Studies on...

Hwange elephant captures – A discussion with Sharon Pincott

The Zimbabwean talks to elephant specialist, Sharon Pincott - who spent 13 years monitoring and recording...

From ‘ordered estates’ to ‘crooked times’: farmworker welfare in Zimbabwe

A new book is just out – Ordered Estates: Welfare, Power and Maternalism on Zimbabwe’s (Once...

The changing fortunes of former farm workers in Zimbabwe

Last week, I offered an overview of our findings on changing livelihoods among former farm workers...

What are former farm workers doing 16 years after land reform?

There has been much debate about the fate of ‘farm workers’ following land reform, with discussion...

Hyenas destined for China – Update

The 8 hyenas that were captured on Hwange as per our last report were transported to...

How land reform is transforming a small town in southern Zimbabwe

Maphisa in Matobo district in Matabeleland has transformed from its early days as a TILCOR (Tribal...

Command Agriculture – policy insanity of the highest order

At all material times, we have always insisted that the Zanu PF Government is incapable of...

Zimbabwe’s sugar politics

In 2000, as land invasions occurred around Zimbabwe, there were many calls for the sugar estates...

An Update on Human Rights Violations in Zimbabwe

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The sugar rush in southern Africa

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Will white farmers in Zambia feed Zimbabwe?

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