Joseph Winter in Harare looks at the issue of land reform in Zimbabwe and whether President Robert Mugabe's policy is working.

South African President Thabo Mbeki calls for a peaceful solution to the violent dispute in Zimbabwe over land reform.

President Mugabe said his government is determined to settle the issue of land reform in Zimbabwe "once and for all".

A war veteran and a farmer put their cases over the occupation of Zimbabwe's white-owned commercial farms.

Land reform is one of the key issues behind Zimbabwe's current unrest, and has its roots deep in colonial history.

Historical and political background to the land controversy.

Farm invasions and security report; regular updates, archives.

Liz McGregor analyses crucial differences which mean the current land dispute in Zimbabwe is unlikely to be replicated in its southern neighbour.

More than 100 years since Zimbabwe was seized, white landowners face a bit of stick.

The squatters on Zimbabwe's tobacco farms show the country's big gulf is between Mugabe's supporters and the rest.

Redistribution of land in Zimbabwe has been on the cards for nearly two decades, but some white landowners believe the government is exploiting it for political reasons.

It is simplistic to say that Zimbabwe's land crisis has divided the country completely along racial lines. Dr Timothy Stamps is white, Welsh, and the Minister of Health.

Land has been one of the most controversial issues in Zimbabwe for the past 100 years. The war to end white-ruled Rhodesia was fought largely over land. Robert Mugabe's guerrilla fighters, and the peasants who supported them, battled to regain the land seized from them by British colonists.

Angry and impoverished blacks say they're taking back the farms whites stole in the first place. But are they fighting the wrong enemy?

BBC presentation on the background of the land struggle.