PICTURES: ZANU PF's "2023 Mash East Presidential Star Rally" In Mutawatawa

He also said the Land Reform Program is “behind us” emphasising that it will not be reversed. Zimbabwe initiated a land reform program in multiple phases from 1980 to 2000. The fast-track land reform implemented in the late 1990s was particularly controversial and resulted in strained relations with Western countries. While there have been demands to restore land to displaced white farmers, the ruling party, ZANU PF, chose to pursue compensation instead. However, this compensation option is proving to be challenging for bankrupt Zimbabwe. The issue of land reform remains a complex and sensitive topic in the country, as it involves addressing historical injustices, ensuring agricultural productivity, and managing the economic repercussions. Finding a sustainable and equitable resolution to the land question continues to be a significant challenge for Zimbabwe. Politicians are using it to gain votes each and every election.