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A highly specialised urogynaecological procedure has been performed for the first time in South African private healthcare...

Most people who have their land returned under the government’s reform programme don’t have the technical know-how or enough access to markets to make a profit from it, according to Vumelana Advisory Fund CEO Peter Setou.

Efforts to redress the dispossession of black people of their land by centuries of colonialism and decades of apartheid have yielded limited progress 28 years into democracy despite the introduction of a raft of policy changes and amendments to the legal framework governing land reform.

Economic empowerment of Black people remains critical, and it must be pursued aggressively and unapologetically...

Divorcing human rights from land rights would be a betrayal of the liberation struggle, says Peter Setou, chief executive of Vumelana.

2021 was a mixed bag for the land reform programme. A number of green shoots were dampened by government's snail-pace rollouts.

Women still face structural barriers in land reform that hinder them from playing a meaningful role in agriculture in SA, argues Peter Setou.

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TimesLIVE"> By TimesLIVE - 25 February 2021 - 12:10 The department of agriculture, land reform and rural development has been allocated R896.7m for post-settlement support. Stock photo. Image: 123RF/LOES KIEBOOM Non-profit organisation in the land reform sector Vumelana Advisory Fund has welcomed the government’s approach to finalising 1,409 restitution claims at a cost of R9.3bn over the next three years to achieve redress and equitable access to land. “Reduced budg...

25 February 2021 - 11:40 By TimesLIVE The department of agriculture, land reform and rural development has been allocated R896.7m for post-settlement support. Stock photo. Image: 123RF/LOES KIEBOOM Non-profit organisation in the land reform sector Vumelana Advisory Fund has welcomed the government’s approach to finalising 1,409 restitution claims at a cost of R9.3bn over the next three years to achieve redress and equitable access to land. “Reduced budgetary allocation...