Pressures mount over Namibian land reform

Article Abstract:

Elements within South-West African People's Organization (SWAPO) are pointing to the continuing failure to redress the vastly disproportionate patterns of land ownership between black and white Namibians, and are pressuring the government to adopt Zimbabwean style 'fast track' land reforms. Behind the public debate on land reform is a paradoxical situation in which both the government and commercial agricultural interests have contributed to the growing atmosphere of crisis.

Government domestic functions, Management dynamics, Namibia, Management, Agricultural policy, Company business management, Land reform, South West Africa People's Organization

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South Africa considers options in Zimbabwe

Article Abstract:

South Africa considers regime change in Zimbabwe, as it would help in reintroducing political stability to Africa. Multilateral diplomacy and pre-emptive military action is examined in order to reintroduce political stability to Africa.

South Africa, Political aspects, Military aspects, Political reform

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