The Expropriation Act poses risks to property rights and economic stability. While some see it as a tool for land reform, concerns remain.

South Africa’s government confirmed that it could expropriate land, buildings, and other assets under the Expropriation Act.

Ngcukaitobi explained that the bill adopts the standard definition of expropriation as being an instrument to empower the state to acquire property, without the consent of the owner. He said the ...

An Underperforming Enterprises on the other hand would mean a legal entity such as a company ... and that the Supreme Court Determination on the ‘Expropriation Bill’, which was an Urgent Bill, ...

Or will it once again privilege legal technicalities over substantive justice? For expropriation to mean something beyond legalese, it must be tied to a broader transformation of land relations in ...

In light of the uncertainty following the Expropriation Bill, there may be some dark times ahead for further developments and existing valuations. The last thing we need is for “perceptions ...

The enactment of the Expropriation Act of 2024 by President Cyril Ramaphosa earlier this year has further intensified the debate around land reform. The new legislation, which replaces the ...