Geneva / King Lobengula / New York / Harare / London / /
Company
Rhodesia Herald / British South Africa Company / British Broadcasting Corporation / Lippert Concession / /
Continent
Africa / Europe / /
Country
South Africa / Zimbabwe / Kenya / United States / Australia / Tanzania / Nigeria / United Kingdom / Malta / /
Event
M&A / FDA Phase / Person Communication and Meetings / Political Endorsement / Person Travel / Environmental Issue / /
NaturalFeature
Limpopo river / /
Organization
Tony Blair’s Labour Government / UNDP Technical Mission / Morris Carter Land Commission / Land Reform Trust Fund / British Conservative Government / US Government / Government of Zimbabwe Land Reform / British Government / Rhodesian Legislature / Labour Government / World Bank / Chimurenga / United Nations / United Nations Development Programme / Department of Agriculture / Catholic IMBISA Plenary Assembly in Harare / Commercial Farmers Union / Technical Mission / Zimbabwe African National Union / American Government / European Union / Zimbabwe Investment Centre / Patriotic Front / Government of Zimbabwe / /
Person
Andrew Young / G. Mugabe / Cecil John Rhodes / Tony Blair / Lobengula / I.S.G. Mudenge / Cde J.M. Nkomo / Joao Pinheiro / Herbert Chitepo / Cyrus Vance / Mark Brown / R.G. Mugabe / Thabo Mbeki / Donal Lamont / Jimmy Carter / Owen / Kofi Annan / Claire Short / Ken Brown / Julius Nyerere / Joshua Nkomo / Kumbirai Kangai / Shridath Ramphal / Victor Angelo / K. Brewster / Olusegun Obasanjo / /
PoliticalEvent
parliamentary vote / /
Position
Prime Minister / President / Secretary-General / Vice President / Foreign Minister / Secretary General / Secretary / Officer / Ambassador / Commissioner for Development / Minister of Agriculture / King / Chairman / Member of Parliament / Bishop / Secretary of State for International Development / Administrator / Representative / Commonwealth Secretary / the American Ambassador / President of Tanzania / Commonwealth Secretary General / late Vice President / /
Background to Land Reform in Zimbabwe The land question has always been and remains at the core of Zimbabwe’s political, economic and social development. Indeed now as in the past, it remains the root of the political