When the African National Congress came to power in South Africa in 1994, an expressed priority was land reform.

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.

With just two weeks to go until South Africans head to the polls, Julius Malema has been ruffling feathers in Free State with his land views.

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

As far as speeches from Julius Malema go, this one was quite amicable. Juju has explained how black and white South Africans ‘can work-out the land issue’.

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

Free Market Foundation says the strategy merely “perpetuates apartheid thinking” on black land ownership.

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

Minister Didiza has announced the process to be followed by members of the public who would like to apply for available State land.

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

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 department has set aside a package of R1.2 billion to address effects of the coronavirus and ensure sustainable food production.

‘I don’t care how offended they are, we are going to get the land,’ threatened the Free State EFF leader.

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.

Minister Didiza apologised to the farmer for not resolving his issue long ago.

It’s not often that Robert Mugabe gets praised for his land reform policies. But ex-President Thabo Mbeki has detailed how his agenda helped SA.

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 protection of wildlife is essential for sustainability and economic growth .

The topic of land redistribution and redirection has been a subject of debate in the Western Cape.

National government has set up a task team with an urgent mandate to come up with ideas to curb the spread of African Swine Flu in South Africa.

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 farm manager has been hospitalised .

As South Africa grapples with its next move on expropriation, some are taking matters into their own hands, conducting land invasions in Durban and Cape Town.

Julius Malema has declared himself the winner in his bid to fight the Riotous Assemblies Act. But many people have other ideas, declaring this a loss.

Julius Malema is back in court over his alleged contravention of the Riotous Assemblies Act. If found guilty, there could be serious consequences for the EFF leader.

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

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

They say they did not invent the concept of land invasions and defended people’s right to protest against living in abject poverty.

The “Bantustan Bills” are soon to be signed into law – but they’ve been described as a “repressive throwback to apartheid”: Here’s what you need to know.

The land of South Africa is for all who live in it, says the EFF.

Nkoana-Mashabane will have to explain why, since 1998, no progress has been made in the restitution of the District Six claimants

The situation is getting ugly in the Rabie Ridge protests: Residents have turned against local land grabbers, whereas the police have used rubber bullets.

It’s an historic day for thousands of white farmers in Zimbabwe: The government have agreed to compensate landowners affected by land reform policies.

How should land for expropriation and redistribution be identified? Who should benefit from land redistribution in rural areas and which institutions should deliver?

The handover of the title deeds marks an end to a 16-year journey after the Ebenhaeser community first submitted their land claim. Ramaphosa was beaming.

Photos taken six months apart show how land grabs have engulfed parts of Stefan Smit’s farm, as Stellenbosch enters another land dispute.

His pleas of innocence turned into an electioneering speech.

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

With a subtle bit of shade thrown at the EFF, the eThekwini municipality aren’t happy that political influence is leading to more land invasions.

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

There are four lessons South Africans can learn from the Brexit fiasco.

Both ConCourt and top lawyer Willie Spies believe Jacob Zuma has a case to answer for. But just what did he do to harm Zimbabwe’s white farmers?

An interesting case, to say the least.

The EFF have presented their arguments in court on why Julius Malema should be allowed to call for land grabs in South Africa.

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

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

Through The Motsepe Foundation, funds will be made available to assist skills development programmes in rural communities.

The combined generosity of the Stellenbosch Municipality and Johann Rupert is about to make hundreds of dreams come true.

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.

Deputy President David Mabuza says a well-managed land reform process can and should be used to promote the entry of new players into the agricultural sector without materially disrupting existing production capabilities in the country. While the reform process will address the negative legacy of land dispossession, it can contribute to enhancing food security across […]

This is what we like to see. Johann Rupert is using his deep pockets to help reverse the impact of apartheid. And there’s plenty more to come…

Sorry, but the idle predictions of South Africa becoming a “second Zimbabwe” just don’t add up – for a number of reasons.

This is the first of many efforts to try and return the land to its people.

Where there is land, the EFF is ready to fight for it.

The exercise, which is expected to carry on into 2019, will see Stats SA deploy about 600 field staff to various commercial farms across the country.

It’s taken a while, but the last two years have seen Kouga residents earn their rights to home ownership by receiving their title deeds.

The ANC is following through on a resolution that was met at the national conference.

The Ekurhuleni Council want to be the first to roll out land expropriation without compensation, and they already know where to go.

The Joint Constitutional Review Committee on land expropriation without compensation says that it will release its findings in two months.

If land reform disregards how South Africans relate to each other in terms of their social identities, the underlying conflict will remain long after any reform process is concluded.

Former President Thabo Mbeki believes that the party has grossly framed the land reform debate around black vs white, which SACP disagrees with.

President Ramaphosa has reached out for help from experts on land, development, agriculture and law.

A poll conducted by the IRR ahead of the 2019 Elections suggests that Julius Malema’s red berets will be making significant progress.

Here is the handpicked 10-person team tasked with guiding the land reform process forward.

Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma’s comments about land reform proved that the sensitive process will be handled by a fractured leadership.

Julius Malema defying the courts yet again.

Bathabile Dlamini has turned against the tide and criticised the ANC.

Julius Malema says white South Africans are stuck in the country.

Ramaphosa says land expropriation is inevitable and that, in the end, it will all work out just fine.

President Ramaphosa will also brief the NCOP members on progress in the process of conducting lifestyle audits on senior public officials.

South Africa’s agricultural sector is struggling.

Belgium wants the process to be smooth and balanced.

The ‘Minister of Twitter’ has spoken.

Fierce debate around the issue of land expropriation before the Joint Constitutional Review Committee (CRC).

It seems that there is some truth to AfriForum’s ‘expropriation list’ after all.

De Villiers believes that more black farmers can’t gain commercial status because they don’t have title deeds to use as collateral.

If land reform flouts due process and ends up hurting the country, the Rand could plummet to R24 a Dollar.

The Joint Constitutional Review Committee is busy conducting another round of oral presentations.

South Africa needs more families like the Potters.

“The phrase ‘expropriation of land without compensation’ did not induce a lot of emotions to me until Monday because now it is my property and it is not funny at all.”

Nedbank says customers will be stuck with the bill, whether land is expropriated or not.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says land reform needs to be done by the book.

The affordable housing market in Gauteng has dropped by about 40% in two months.

Ramaphosa tells Trump to leave South Africa alone.

Nedbank, which is against amending the Constitution, says that it is already involved in the parliamentary process and has submitted proposals on land reform.

We can already hear Donald Trump reaching for his phone. British PM Theresa May says the UK supports “sensible” land reform.

Whiskey Kgabo, a mango farmer in Tzaneen, Limpopo, lost 750 hectares of farmland in a botched land claim.

“The land reform processes that we are undertaking poses no direct threat to the agriculture sector and the economy as a whole.” – David Mabuza

Vincent Smith, co-chairperson of the committee, confirmed that his organisation had already reviewed 149 000 out of 700 000 submissions.

Seems Donald Trump is worried about what’s going on in South Africa.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says farmers have a choice.

South Africa could be kicked out of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).

AgriSA says the meeting was positive.

With inflation expected to top 1 000 000% by year-end.

According to the Land Bank of South Africa, expropriation without compensation will still cost the government.

‘A process of accelerated land reform’ – Ramaphosa

The Department of Rural Development and Land Reform says it only has details of farms it previously negotiated with, not a “hit list” as claimed by AfriForum.