PETER SETOU | Highlights of the land reform programme in 2024 and the road ahead
Obstacles to land reform are not legislative but are structural and largely stem from operational deficiencies, a factor fortunately apparent to the minister of land reform
16 January 2025 - 04:30
The year 2024 was a watershed for land reform in South Africa. While there were no seismic developments that marked a momentous change in the trajectory of land reform, there were nonetheless steady and encouraging signs that tentative progress is being made to address the land question...
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