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Expropriation Bill B3-2020 outlines how the expropriation and compensation processes would unfold, as well as five instances where no compensation would be offered.
As the latest land expropriation bill is gazetted, the government says that fears around Zimbabwe-style land grabs are unfounded.
The controversial land expropriation bill is up for public comment, and you only have until the end of January to have your say.
Following the recent 108th birthday celebrations, the ANC’s national executive committee published its ‘January 8th’ statement outlining their plans for 2020.
Some Department of Trade & Industry officials have warned that expropriating land owned by foreign nationals could contravene existing treaties.
The City of Cape Town’s mayor, Dan Plato, says that land invasions “pose a serious threat to service delivery and housing opportunities”, which is why the City is looking at introducing new laws.
Steps to make land expropriation without compensation a reality were put on hold during the national elections, but now they’re back on track.
Ramaphosa spoke at an investor conference in Johannesburg, which was hosted by the Goldman Sachs Group, and the president discussed Eskom, the economy, and land reform.
Both white farmers and Zanu PF party loyalists are not happy with Zimbabwe’s plan to compensate those who had their land seized.
Zimbabwe has decided to compensate the white commercial farmers whose land was expropriated in the early 2000s.
The ANC plans on changing the Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation. Here’s how that will work and what it means.
A farm in Stellenbosch has become the battleground for a political fight over who has the right to claim ownership of land in the area.
A report by the Special Investigating Unit has shown fraud “on an enormous scale” in South Africa’s land reform programme.
Back in 1972, Ugandan president Idi Amin declared an economic war, booting all foreigners out of the country. It’s safe to say that things didn’t end well.
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