Parliament says it will conduct oversight visit to determine what is wrong at the entity that administers three million hectares of trust land in KwaZulu-Natal
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Staff members suspended five years ago are now being reinstated
A lack of precedent has raised concerns about the future of the Ingonyama Trust after the death of the king, its sole trustee
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Ingonyama Trust Board chairperson Jerome Ngwenya has challenged the audit process in the face of a series of unfavourable ratings
The ITB’s term ended about six months ago and the deadline to establish a new one has passed
Customary law and residents’ customary rights have been degraded, the high court has heard
The threat of legal action from ITB chairperson Jerome Ngwenya fails to halt forensic audit ordered by the land reform minister
ITB chair says land reform minister has no authority over him and only his king can tell him what to do