This week, Ramaphosa reacted to Donald Trump’s remarks on SA’s land policies and threats to cut funding, and this is not the first time.

South Africa is courting investment from Elon Musk after he accused the government of his birth country of racist laws.

Malema condemned Trump’s ‘misinformed’ comments on land expropriation but insists ‘no threat will stop’ Act.

President Ramaphosa defends the SA Land Expropriation Act after Trump’s threat to cut off funding. But is something more sinister at play?

US President Donald Trump on Sunday asserted South Africa was “confiscating” land and “treating certain classes of people very badly”.

Following US president Trump’s remarks on SA’s land policies, Ramaphosa says that he is keen to discuss them with the American politician.

Watch the full version of the ‘Donald Trump threatens South Africa on land expropriation, cuts funding’ in a minute.

South Africans are convinced that Trump’s ‘ill informed’ views on the country’s land policies were likely formed by his buddy, Elon Musk.

Elon Musk reacted to US President Donald Trump’s views of South Africa, particularly hinting at the BEE backlash to his Starlink proposal.

Donald Trump – who launched a trade war at the weekend with some of the US’s biggest trade partners – now has South Africa in his sights.

The DA says the seriousness of the situation demands that they engage other parties in the GNU who are opposed the Expropriation Act.

Julius Malema, made bold promises at the launch of the EFF’s manifesto in KZN ahead of SA’s upcoming elections.

NGOs working with land-reform beneficiaries are calling for increased collaboration to address the backlog of 7,000 land claims in SA.

Less than half of land claims made by former labour tenants in South Africa have been resolved, according to a report.

The Reclamation of Lesotho Territory is currently a hot topic as MPs in the Kingdom discuss a motion to reclaim parts of South Africa.

The DA amendment bill seeks to Criminalise the incitement of illegal land invasions regardless of any circumstances.

The Expropriation Bill – rejected in 2021 – found new life in 2022 and was passed by the National Assembly in September 2022.

‘It’s a big victory for land justice in our country. We can now return the land to our people,’ said an ANC MP after the motion passed. Several opposition parties, including the DA and EFF, objected.

IFP has developed trust issues over the ANC’s sentiments about distancing itself from seizing the land from the Ingonyama Trust

The EFF has accused the ANC government of failing to implement meaningful land reform policy in South Africa.

Good for economic recovery? President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to continue to move ahead with land expropriation without compensation.

The Land Expropriation Bill was not passed in the National Assembly on Tuesday after the ANC failed to get a two third majority vote on it.

The Land Expropriation Bill failed to secure a two-thirds majority after only 204 Members of Parliament voted in favour of it.

‘We reject this Bill and call on the millions of our people to do whatever it takes to get their land back,’said EFF leader Julius Malema.

MPs will debate and vote on whether to amend Section 25 of the Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation on Tuesday.

The red berets have MASSIVE coalition demands. The EFF want Die Stem removed from the national anthem within 6 months.

South African musician DJ Sbu says black people should align with their culture and nature but first focus on getting land.

Almost four years after the ANC announced its pursuit of land expropriation without compensation, the proposal is now on its last legs.

Julius Malema is a huge fan of land expropriation without compensation – and it seems his family has already benefited from redistribution.

The DA has objected to land expropriation without compensation and called on cabinet and civil society organisations to halt this process.

DA leader John Steenhuisen said on Sunday that Ramaphosa offers different views on land expropriation to the public and private sector.

One of President Ramaphosa’s biggest critics has slammed the ANC leader, for ‘following Robert Mugabe’s script’ on land reform and expropriation.

Several ‘distress calls’ were reported this week, with a number of farmers claiming they’ve been told to vacate their land by state officials.

The party has cited a number of instances where emerging farmers have been issued eviction notices

De Lille outlined the land expropriation bill that was gazetted on Friday, saying that it is being introduced in the interest of fairness.

It comes as the Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Land Reform has plans to release 700 000 hectares of state land to emerging farmers in the country

In 2018, the National Assembly adopted a report submitted by the joint constitutional review committee

The mayor insists that the City’s actions, which have drawn the ire of civil rights groups and even national government, are necessary and vital for upholding the rule of law

With land expropriation remaining one of the hot button issues in South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa has explained how women will benefit.

In 2000, the Zimbabwean agricultural sector took a beating as a result of the land reform programme spearheaded by then President Robert Mugabe and left an approximated 4 000 farmers homeless.

The Committee in charge of amending the Constitution to allow for land expropriation in South Africa are postponing their work, due to coronavirus.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has spoken about the looming deadline.

The ANC has allowed the EFF to become the de facto government in the Metsimaholo Municipality without an election, the DA said on Sunday.

The land expropriation debate has gone global: After US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticised SA’s proposals, the EFF have come barging into the debate.

Mike Pompeo – the US Secretary of State in the Trump administration – has slammed South Africa for pushing ahead with land expropriation proposals.

Land expropriation without compensation could be in force by the end of next month – but they’ll have to clear this nightmare for farmers up first.

The extension allows more people to have their say about amending Section 25 of the Constitution.

The ANC has painted itself into a corner on the land issue with opposition parties taking a united stand against ANC politicians having the last say on compensation.

It’s land expropriation, but not as we know it. The ANC are under the cosh, after it was revealed the courts may be cut-out of all decisions on this policy.

The EFF are getting what they want – but not the way they want it. The Red Berets have had their say on the government’s plans for land expropriation.

Mthembu said the Bill has been enhanced by inputs from the extensive consultation with the public and from different formations.

The process to amend section 25 of the Constitution in order to fast-track expropriation without compensation suddenly gathered speed on Tuesday when a draft bill to amend the Constitution was tabled by the parliamentary legal services.

Dozens of EFF members arrived at the home of killer farmer Fritz Joubert on Monday evening, in an attempt to “expropriate” his land.

Julius Malema, today at the National Assembly, led the Parliament Motion in Memory of the former President Robert Mugabe.

Mbuyiseni “The Riddler” Ndlozi put David Mabuza in an awkward position on Tuesday, before the man in caretaker charge of SA could explain his 4IR views.

The parliamentary ad hoc committee on amending the constitution plots the course.

In his address to the NCOP, deputy president David Mabuza promised a plan to redistribute state land would be announced soon.

David Rakgase, a farmer in Limpopo, will finally be able to purchase the Nooitgedacht farm he has been working for nearly three decades.

The president had this to say about the latest on the land reform project and its implications for the Ingonyama Trust.

Land expropriation without compensation is coming over the horizon. But John Steenhuisen and the DA have a plan to stop it… By using other people’s money.

As the government gained approval for land expropriation without compensation this week, the DA have already got their opposing gameplan up and running.

Parliament had already voted to approve land expropriation without compensation. But the move was rubber-stamped on Sunday, drawing fierce criticism.

Following the elections, the committee was revived through a motion by the ruling African National Congress (ANC), again by majority vote with 189 ayes and 67 voting against the move on Thursday.

A Parliamentary motion on the matter of land expropriation was tabled on Thursday: We could see the first acts of redistribution within a matter of months.

Mabuza stated that fast-tracking the release of land will solve a lot of the socio-economic issues South Africa is faced with.

The minister overseeing the rollout of land expropriation in South Africa has discussed a few priority topics for reform. Here’s what is top of the list so far.

Lindwe Sisulu says the key to addressing the housing backlog issue lies in the Expropriation Bill.

The farmer was thrown into the fire after land grabbers torched the sugarcane farm.

This follows the Pretoria High Court’s verdict on the Riotous Assemblies Act.

The motion was tabled by Martijn van Helvert of the Christian Democratic Appeal and Kees van der Staaij, leader of the Staatkundig Gereformeerde Partij.

With the Red Ants officially sidelined, the Freedom Front Plus (FF+) have made their concerns heard. The party believe more land grabs are on the way.

The Red Ants have maintained that the instruction came from the City of Johannesburg.

There you have it: Despite being accused of “ignoring” Africa, Donald Trump is apparently keeping a close eye on the land expropriation roll-out in Mzansi.

Joburg mayor, Herman Mashaba, says he can address the issue of housing in the province.

The EFF are doing their best to stoke the civil tensions within the ANC, and they’ve accused Thabo Mbeki of trying to “oppress” the entire Mandela family.

Julius Malema is currently facing two charges of contravening the Riotous Assemblies Act.

Well, that was a blast. Cyril Ramaphosa has outlined his vision for the next year of government during his SONA 2019 speech – here are the highlights.

Is accelerated land reform a synonym for land expropriation without compensation?

We knew it was coming, and the statement was worth the wait. The EFF have stoked tensions with AfriForum, who want Zindzi Mandela to be fired.

Be careful what you Tweet-storm. Especially if you’re a serving ambassador. AfriForum have approached the government, hoping to get Zindzi Mandela fired.

The report of the Advisory Panel on Land Reform and Agriculture will be tabled to Cabinet before being released publicly.

Life comes at you fast, right? The EFF are having a bit of a nightmare in their battle with AfriForum, who have found a cunning way to use their money.

The new authority on issues such as land expropriation.

After giving his backing to the ANC last week, former President Thabo Mbeki is now suggesting the party aren’t getting things right with land expropriation.

A member of the Trump Administration came to visit Mzansi over the weekend, and got elbow-deep into issues concerning land expropriation.

The EFF reckon they’ve got a solution to the employment crisis that’s set to hit a now-insolvent Bosasa: Make the state take responsibility.

The EFF are “synonymous with land expropriation”, according to party leader Julius Malema. His interview with Redi Tlhabi revealed more about their proposals.

A total of 42 people – including government officials – have been accused of orchestrating a corrupt land reform project worth hundreds of millions of rand.

Ultimately the country’s courts will still hold the power.

A guide for those looking to invest in private property.

The revised bill states that land expropriation may not occur arbitrarily or for any reason other than the public purpose or public interest.

The latest draft of the land expropriation bill has been published. And you have a chance to comment on it.

According to the leaked report, the ANC has deployed a land expropriation task team which is currently formulating legislature in anticipation of Constitutional amendments.

Parliament has taken the first steps for the amendment to the Constitution to go ahead.

This was fierce. The DA are not happy after Parliament voted to change the constitution to allow land expropriation. Thandeka Mbabama brought the fire.

The land expropriation report tabled by the Constitutional Review Committee has been adopted by the National Assembly of South Africa.

As land expropriation without compensation draws closer to its final approval, the DA are already preparing a way to halt its progress.

There could be a few fireworks in Parliament this afternoon, as all parties have their say on land expropriation. Follow it live here.

All you need to know ahead of today’s Parliament showdown.

The Parliamentary Review Committee’s report on land expropriation, which endorses amendments to section 25 of the Constitution, will be debated and voted upon in the National Assembly next week Tuesday.