Land reform: 'Will we ever reach the promised land?'
2021 was a mixed bag for the land reform programme. A number of green shoots were dampened by government's snail-pace rollouts.
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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 budgetary allocations, lack of adequate post-settlement support and limited resourcing for land reform c...
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 allocations, lack of adequate post-settlement support and limited resourcing for land reform continues to hamp...