Government Accelerates Land Audit

The Zimbabwean government accelerated completion of farmland surveys and enforced recommendations from the Comprehensive National Agricultural Land Audit to improve land use and food security. Authorities audited more than 254,000 farms to assess ownership, productivity, and tenure, and began issuing title deeds to resettled farmers. Officials also moved to address double allocations through a new Land Information Management System, while a high-level committee oversaw tenure reforms and efforts to ensure productive land use.