Post-colonial land reforms in Africa. Zimbabwe's land resettlement program

The paper examines the impact of land redistribution on Zimbabwe's domestic politics since its independence in 1980. It focuses on former president Robert Mugabe's efforts to transfer land from white colonizers to black citizens, highlighting the transition from initial reforms under the Lancaster House Agreement to the radical Fast Track reform initiated in 2000. The analysis delves into the complexities and challenges faced during this process, providing insights into the socio-political implications of land reform in Zimbabwe.