Tag: Ian Scoones
Lockdown politics: reflections from Zimbabwe
Source: Lockdown politics: reflections from Zimbabwe | zimbabweland
Last week, the blog looked at the COVID-19 situation in Zimbabwe. The situation ...
Unequal land, unequal societies
Source: Unequal land, unequal societies | zimbabweland
A really important report from the International Land Coalition and Oxfam is just out called ...
Land and compensation in Zimbabwe: frequently asked questions
Source: Land and compensation in Zimbabwe: frequently asked questions | zimbabweland
The debate about compensation of former white farmers in Zimba ...
Women and young people in Zimbabwe’s COVID-19 economy
I had another catch-up with colleagues in Zimbabwe recently, reflecting on the COVID-19 situation and its consequences across our sites in Masvingo, G ...
Land reform in Matabeleland: the challenges of living in a harsh, variable environment
Source: Land reform in Matabeleland: the challenges of living in a harsh, variable environment | zimbabweland
The land reform story in Matabeleland ...
The return of fortress conservation: why excluding people means biodiversity conservation will fail
Source: The return of fortress conservation: why excluding people means biodiversity conservation will fail | zimbabweland
The recent UN biodiversi ...
“Know your epidemic”: Reflections from Zimbabwe
“Know your epidemic, act on its politics” was a lesson learned in the HIV/AIDS pandemic. As Alex De Waal argued back in March, it’s just as important ...
Innovation in the pandemic: an update from Zimbabwe
Source: Innovation in the pandemic: an update from Zimbabwe | zimbabweland
I had the latest long discussion on responses to COVID-19 i ...
Still debating land tenure reform in Zimbabwe
Source: Still debating land tenure reform in Zimbabwe | zimbabweland
As part of the on-going discussions about Zimbabwe’s new land policy, land t ...
Zimbabwe’s land reform compensation deal agreed at last
It has been 20 years since land reform and the issue of compensation for those who lost land has rumbled on. The government has always said it was com ...