• Filter by Publisher

  • Filter by Tags

  • Reset Filters
March 22, 2015

/

The Long March campaign, spearheaded by the Rural Women’s Assembly (RWA), gathered close to 500 women from across the country, dressed in black and green T-shirts…
March 19, 2015

/

Where we pick up that the constitution is becoming a hindrance towards realising objectives that are in the constitution itself, then we must consider reviewing those…
March 17, 2015

/

Less than 1 percent of family farms in the Western Cape are owned by black farmers. This is according to African Farmers Association of South Africa…
March 16, 2015

/

The heritage-rich community of Ebenhaezer on the West Coast is poised to break the land claims logjam in the Western Cape with the first phase of…
March 10, 2015

/

Speaking to traditional leaders last week, President Jacob Zuma went off script. His comments were charismatic, even encouraging, but ultimately show how the issue of land…
March 9, 2015

/

South Africa’s Deciduous Fruit Industry (DFI) has announced its industry-driven land reform initiatives which it says are a ‘pro-active and realistic’ response to the aims and…
February 27, 2015

/

The chief who has laid claim to vast tracks of land east and north of the city is not a traditional leader and has no right…
February 24, 2015

/

Rural Development and Land Reform Minister Gugile Nkwinti says government’s plan to limit ownership of farmland to 12,000 hectares will apply to South Africans as well…
February 19, 2015

/

He has laid claim to vast tracts of land in the capital – including Mamelodi, Mahube Valley, Silverton, Montana Park, Derdepoort and the entire Pretoria east…
February 18, 2015

/

Landowners in South Africa again are focused on a governmental land reform policy that seeks to prohibit foreign ownership of land in the country….
November 15, 2014

/

THE Land Claims Commission is being dragged to court for its failure to finalise a 19-year-old land claim. Bakwena ba Mare a Phogole, a Tswana clan,…
to top