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‘We’re satisfied with SA’s land reform policy’— US Ambassador
Top US official is lobbying multinational firms to invest in South Africa
ANC execs want land power
Experts say, however, that the executive already has authority and this latest move is politicking
Courts to guide land expropriation
Two bits of law need to be approved before a court can decide if land owners will be compensated
Constitutional Court strikes down part of the Intimidation Act
The judgment, striking down the apartheid-era legislation, is a victory for freedom of expression
Search for ways to stop the land slide
Experts say an area-based approach is needed, but district and local government are not on board
The land wars of 2019: Analysing the EFF and ANC manifestos
The ANC proposes to continue working with large agricultural businesses, an approach that has to date marginalised small-scale farmers
EFF manifesto calls for scrapping of the tender system to eliminate corruption
The manifesto incorporates the party’s seven cardinal pillars — including land redistribution without compensation
Housing crisis inextricably entwined with land occupations
Land expropriation can only take place politically and unrestrained by the law
No rush to fast-track expropriation Bill
Parliament says there’ll be no rush to finalise an amendment to section 25 of the Constitution before the legislature dissolves before the elections
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