President Cyril Ramaphosa said that land reform was an issue that was 'top of mind' in the seventh administration.
The Zimbabwean on MSN2d
The next generation is redefining what is meant by a ‘farm’ and ‘home’ in Zimbabwe’s land reform areasThis may be around the nature of a ‘farm’ and what place is called ‘home’. These themes are explored in this blog, as they ...
The Zimbabwean on MSN1d
If land was the reason for the liberation struggle, why must Zimbabweans now buy it?If the government truly cares about land reform, it should focus on ensuring all Zimbabweans have access to productive land, providing support for farmers ...
The system for compulsory purchase orders is to be streamlined and the role of development corporations expanded in a bid to ...
Discover the challenges faced by South Africa’s Land Rights Management Unit as it struggles to deliver justice to the country’s most vulnerable communities ...
Corruption, land reform failures, and sky-rocketing electricity prices are worsening South Africa’s hunger crisis, with one ...
Agricultural groups have expressed fears that the Government’s planning reforms could risk farming land being sold off to ...
There is no discourse in South Africa more ancient, more unresolved, and more weaponised than that of land. The passage of ...
Rural Development and Land Reform Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso spoke at a public dialogue at the University of the Western Cape (UWC) on Tuesday, which is considering if the newly signed law can be used ...
AllAfrica on MSN16d
Land Reform in South Africa Doesn't Need a New Law - the State Should Release Property It Owns - Economists [analysis]South Africa's new Expropriation Act, which was signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa in January 2025, has been at the centre of a political storm set off by the new US administration under ...
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