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farmlandgrab.org | Contextualizing customary land registration in Uganda - Vimarsana News

farmlandgrab.org | Contextualizing customary land registration in Uganda

Land is spiritual, land is ideological, and we cannot afford to give it away for the economic benefits of the investor, argues Professor Sam Lwanga Lunyiigo

LONG READ: Helmsdale author marks centenary of death of Sutherland MP who empowered ordinary men and women to fight for their rights - Vimarsana News

LONG READ: Helmsdale author marks centenary of death of Sutherland MP who empowered ordinary men and women to fight for their rights

Audrey Munro has researched the life of Land League campaigner Angus Sutherland, who served as MP for the county from 1886-1894

READER LETTER | The ANC must act decisively on the land issue or lose relevance - Vimarsana News

READER LETTER | The ANC must act decisively on the land issue or lose relevance

The land question in SA is a historical and emotive issue, which touches the very existence of black people. The persisting legacy of the wars of dispossession and conquest in the 18th and 19th centuries culminating in the 1913 Land Act, which confined 87% of the population to 13% of the land still lives with us today.

The ongoing quest for land is profound struggle for the... - Vimarsana News

The ongoing quest for land is profound struggle for the...

Land restitution is a national imperative that must be pursued until justice is served.

What future for Zimbabwe now? 1980 - Vimarsana News

What future for Zimbabwe now? 1980

This article from late 1980 shows that even in the midst of general euphoria at the collapse of Ian Smith’s Rhodesia there was plenty of evidence on how things might develop under Mugabe, for those willing to look. The authors were active in the Anti-Apartheid movement.

Source: libcom.org