RDM News Wire | 07 September, 2015 The current land claims process would not be completed in a lifetime‚ in fact‚ at the current rate it would take 1‚000 years to finalise the expected 379‚000…
Andrew England Zuma’s proposed land reforms are criticised for being more about populism than equality On the surface, Alfred Mahlangu and his brothers look like a success story of post-apartheid South Africa. One year after…
2 September 2015 10:05 AM Alan Nelson is the first wine farmer to share his land with his staff in the late 90s, almost 20 years ago. He took the bold and historic step of…
For hundreds of years my family have farmed in the Eastern Cape and my hubby’s family have farmed on their land for over 102 years in the Free State…and in all those years they have…
Posted on May 27, 2015 in Thought Leaders By Anthea Jeffery Dr. Anthea Jeffery is Head of Policy Research at the IRR Unbeknown to most people, the public has until 30th May 2015 (the end…
South Africa takes a populist turn on land reform Feb 28th 2015 | CAPE TOWN | CHURCHILLIAN is seldom an adjective used to describe Jacob Zuma, South Africa’s president, whose ponderous parliamentary speeches are so…
by Emilie Iob on ‘5 November 2012’ South African President Jacob Zuma recently revealed another land reform strategy in South Africa, less than two months before the ruling ANC’s party elections. Land reform was one…
South Africa reopens land claims process 1 July 2014 South Africa has reopened its land claims process, allowing people who were removed from their land under apartheid rule, but who missed an earlier deadline for…
Land Reform and Redistribution in South Africa By Laura Oneale on January 18, 2014 Since 1994, under the Nelson Mandela government, land reform and redistribution in South Africa remained a serious matter for the government…
By DAN NEWLING FOR MAILONLINE UPDATED: 13:10 GMT, 1 September 2011 The South African government has spent a fortune trying to redistribute the country’s land wealth from the white minority to the black majority. It…
