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Ramaphosa's ambitious 7-pronged plan for SA
What exactly does the president have in store for South Africans? EWN summarises the president’s 7 big promises from his State of the Nation Address.
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DA backs calls for Zindzi Mandela to be recalled as ambassador to Denmark
Mandela’s comments, which were posted on Twitter last Friday, sparked widespread outrage when she said apartheid apologists’ time was over and that they would not rule again.
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FFP's Marais: Is Orania really any different to Ulundi?
Freedom Front Plus Western Cape Premier candidate Peter Marais believes that while Zulu people control most of their own land, there should be no problem if Afrikaans-speaking people want to do the same.
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Agriculture Dept reiterates productive farms won’t be expropriated
This comes in response to the Northern Cape ANC compiling a list of farms to be targeted for land expropriation without compensation.
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Advocate Ngcukaitobi: Govt has wasted billions on unhelpful land reform
Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi has told Parliament that land restitution has not been very helpful over the last 25 years
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Maimane: Land must be given back, but with compensation
'I am arguing that where there is a debate around compensation, we can then deal with what the judicial system can do,' said DA leader Mmusi Maimane.
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Ramaphosa: Accelerated land reform has potential to improve goodwill
The president says for South Africa to strive for equality there needs to be expropriation of land without compensation.
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EFF: Efforts to reconcile SA futile if black people are without land
The EFF says it's taking this day to celebrate the parliamentary process towards the restoration of land to indigenous people.
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Court ruling expected on AfriForum land expropriation matter
Lobby group AfriForum had applied to the High Court to halt Parliament’s constitutional review committee’s report from being passed onto the National Assembly for debate and adoption.
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Parliament files answering affidavit to AfriForum’s land application
AfriForum approached the high court last week with an urgent application to stop the report being tabled next week.
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FW de Klerk Foundation warns of 'inevitable danger' after land report adopted
On Thursday, the constitutional review committee adopted the resolution that Section 25 of the Constitution be amended to allow for expropriation without compensation.
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Land expropriation: Draft report on review on Constitution tabled
The Parliament’s constitutional review committee was asked in March to consult the public on the possible amendment to allow for land expropriation without compensation.
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Commercial farmland census kicks off today
At least 600 field staff will visit commercial farms across the country to establish, the number of commercial farmers, among other things.
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Stats SA to help with land reform process
From next Monday, officials are to visit farmsteads countrywide embarking on a census of commercial farms.
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Namibian to sharpen land expropriation rules
President Hage Geingob made the promise at the conclusion of the south African nation's national conference.
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Namibia follows SA with land reform pledge
Traditional leaders have called on the government to resettle people on land that belonged to their ancestors.
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US companies in SA will be briefed on land reform – Sisulu
This was one of the outcomes of a meeting Minister of International Relations Lindiwe Sisulu had with her US counterpart secretary of state Mike Pompeo in New York on Friday.
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[LISTEN] ANC veteran Pallo Jordan: Mbeki's land document unfortunate
Former President Thabo Mbeki has questioned the ANC's stance on land expropriation without compensation.
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'Land reform only way gap can be bridged between the rich and poor
President Cyril Ramaphosa was giving an address at the 19th Steve Biko Lecture at the University of South Africa in Pretoria on Friday night.
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Ramaphosa: No reason to impose sanctions on SA over land reform
President Ramaphosa says most South Africans back an orderly process of land reform.
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Firebrand Malema vows to fight for land revolution in South Africa
Julius Malema warned that poor, young South Africans felt abandoned by the country's post-apartheid politics since the end of white-minority rule in 1994.
