www.herald.co.zw September 16, 2019
The Zimbabwe Land Commission (ZLC) has so far covered 57 000 farms in two phases of its national audit ending last month and might complete the exercise by year end, resources permitting.
www.chronicle.co.zw February 18, 2019
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has extended the tenure of the seven-member Commission of Inquiry into the sale of State land in and around urban areas by nine months.
www.zbc.co.zw February 13, 2019
The government has launched a national land policy review programme which seeks to align the home grown agrarian reforms with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the African Union Framework Agenda 2063.
www.zimbabwesituation.com January 04, 2019
THE Zimbabwe Land Commission aims to audit at least 60 000 farms this year, as it strives to bring fairness, transparency and accountability in the administration and management of agricultural land in the country. The audit will identify land utilisation patterns and optimal farming activities required for increased agricultural productivity, poverty alleviation and sustainable use of agricultural land.
www.herald.co.zw October 22, 2018
The Zimbabwe Land Commission has deployed teams of 60 enumerators in all eight farming provinces for the comprehensive agricultural land audit which begins today.
www.herald.co.zw April 02, 2018
Agribank has set aside a minimum of $105 million for the 2018-2019 cropping season, which would be extended to farmers on the basis of collateral and 99-year leases.
www.herald.co.zw March 02, 2018
President Mnangagwa has signed into law the Land Commission Act, paving the way for the establishment of a commission that will advise Government on land management and carrying out periodic audits.
www.news24.com February 09, 2018
Zimbabwe's reserve bank governor, John Mangudya, has reportedly said that local banks have agreed to finance farmers after government tweaked the country's 99-year land leases to be "transferable and bankable".
www.chronicle.co.zw February 02, 2018
The seven-member Commission of Inquiry into the sale of State land in and around urban areas since 2005 appointed by former President Robert Mugabe last year yesterday took their oaths of office.