After what feels like forever, Xitsonga speakers get to see themselves represented on the small screen
In ‘Mandela’s Roots’ Bonile Bam allows the viewer to fill in where the open-ended images take them
The group is there to demand recognition as the first indigenous people in the land which now makes up the Republic of South Africa.
"The power we attribute to the people in whose name apartheid was made is perhaps too generous at times and too limited to the power to have things".
A welcome Constitutional Court judgment puts paid to a conservative legal view of ownership
Malusi Gigaba says the land issue must be resolved speedily to avoid Zimbabwe-style invasions.
Dinnertime banter made way for political debate when the ‘Tipgate’ Oxford Rhodes scholar Ntokozo Qwabe dined with like-minded supporters this week.
Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe might have taken flack for his policies, but South Africans could learn from him about being masters of their destinies.
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The R6-billion figure emerged from a government answer to a Democratic Alliance question in Parliament last week.
Several prime properties in Constantia, which could have been used for the resettlement of about 80 land claimant families, are included in the land p
Free State Premier Ace Magashule has been dragged into a dirty fight over the sale of prime land to a Bloemfontein businessman.
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/ 24 October 2008
The Ekurhuleni metro council invoked a defunct ordinance from 1939 to ban the media and public from a secret meeting about controversial land issues.
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/ 23 October 2008
Communities are nervous about the handing over of control of communally owned land to traditional leaders for administration.
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/ 30 September 2008
Newly appointed Director General of Agriculture, Njabulo Nduli, is understood to be leading the charge against Mohlahlane.
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/ 18 September 2008
State accused of stealing land and livelihoods for a factory that now lies empty.
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/ 17 September 2008
A community tourism project in the Wild Coast could have made over R4-million a month for one of the poorest regions in SA had it not been halted.
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/ 17 September 2008
The communities of the Wild Coast drink from polluted waterholes shared with dogs and livestock. There are no toilets. Medical facilities are rare.