By: John Vidal

Date: April 18th 2016

Source: The Guardian

Edward Loure wins leading environmental award after helping communities in Tanzanian Rift Valley secure legal title to ancestral land

By: Loirdham Moyo

Date: April 12th 2016

Source: VOA Zimbabwe

MUTARE, MANICALAND — Zimbabweans took up arms to fight against colonialism with the land question as a driving force for achieving black majority rule in the southern African nation.

By: Jessica Ramos
Date: April 3rd 2016
Source: Care2.com

The Mapuche are the original inhabitants of Chile and Argentina, and they’ve been defending their area from Spanish invaders and the Republics of Chile and Argentina for centuries.

By: Sarah McColl

Date: April 4th 2016

Source: Takepart.com

Female growers in Ghana may have a more difficult time joining certified co-ops than their male counterparts.

By: Elsa Buchanan

Date: April 1st 2016

Source: International Business Times UK

By: Karl Mathiesen

Date: April 2nd 2016

Source: The Guardian

Collusion between private sector and government exacerbating problems, says corruption official

By: Neil Gopal
Date: April 1st 2016
Source: Business Day Live

OPINION & ANALYSIS

THE controversial Regulation of Land Holdings Bill, which limits land ownership by foreigners and locals, was again referred to by President Jacob Zuma during his state of the nation address as the way forward for land reform in SA, but as debate continues on whether it will pass constitutional muster, land reform goes on.

By: Sek Odom
Date: March 19th 2016
Source: Cambodia Daily

The Ministry of Justice on Friday announced two key changes to court policy related to land dispute cases as part of the government’s broader efforts to improve its handling of such disputes in the lead-up to the 2018 national election.

Date: March 21st 2016

Source: Odisha Samachar

Date: March 22nd 2016

Source: New Kerala

New York, Mar 22 :Following a visit to Brazil, a United Nations independent human rights expert on Monday expressed alarm about the extent of documented and reported attacks on indigenous peoples in the country's central-western state of Mato Grosso Do Sul.

By: Chris Arsenault

Date: March 16th 2016

Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation

TORONTO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Investors describe it as one of the last frontiers for major agricultural expansion - a vast area in Brazil's poor northeast that the government is eager to open up to investors hoping to set up big new soy farms and cattle ranches.

By: Chris Arsenault

Date: March 17th 2016

Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation

TORONTO, March 16 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women account for nearly half of the developing world's farmers, yet they own far less land than men despite growing evidence that increasing female land ownership can boost food production, education levels and child nutrition.