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Zimbabwe’s Land Reform
successful, land reform and resettlement programme, largely funded by the British government under the terms of the Lancaster House agreement33+. The Fast Track Land Reform Programme, begun in 2000, allocated to new farmers over 4,500 farms making up 7.6m hectares, 20% of the total land area of the country, according to (admittedly rough) o#cial
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