Can agriculture be a unifier in SA? Motsepe thinks so…
The Motsepe Foundation has partnered with Agri SA in an effort to improve the agricultural sector and save failed land reform projects.
land reform
Some sober land reform discourse – Wandile Sihlobo
But nearly three decades since the first democratic elections in 1994, South Africa has yet to crack land reform.
Unpacking the ANC’s latest land reform – Anthea Jeffery
The real purpose of the new Land Court is not to deal with unresolved land claims but rather to facilitate major land expropriations for little or no money.
Land ‘reform’ just empty rhetoric – Sindile Vabaza
The land reform process is inefficient, bogged down by bureaucracy and corruption and many claimants do not have faith in it.
Hope rises in Zimbabwe as it dims in SA…
During Zimbabwe’s land invasions, abduction, murder, torture, theft, arson and countless other crimes went unpunished, hiding under the guise of land reform.
Best of 2021: Every SA should be VERY worried about land expropriation: Insights from land grabs elsewhere in Africa – Dawn Ridler
Independent financial advisor Dawn Ridler shares experiences of living in Kenya, Rwanda and other countries that have seen land expropriation.
The long shadow of the SACP on land reform and EWC – Stef Terblanche
Independent political analyst Stef Terblanche unpacks the complexities of land reform and expropriation of property without compensation.
‘We understand the need for expropriation and land reform – but it needs to be done properly’ – DA MP
They are sneaking in clauses around expropriation without compensation, that are really going to impinge on private property rights, says Samantha Graham.
‘Property seizures will send shock waves through the economy’ – Katzenellenbogen
‘Rather than embark on a new, dangerous course of land seizures, govt should try and rectify what has gone wrong with its efforts at land reform so far’.
Every SA should be VERY worried about land expropriation: Insights from land grabs elsewhere in Africa – Dawn Ridler
Independent financial advisor Dawn Ridler shares experiences of living in Kenya, Rwanda and other countries that have seen land expropriation.