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Sizani assures Germany land expropriation won’t harm SA investments
SA's ambassador to Germany, Stone Sizani, says that many Germans have questioned the South African government’s plan to expropriate land without compensation, expressing concern over the debate.
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'You can’t live in a backyard for more than 30 years & not get a govt house'
The R300 at Jakes Gerwel in the direction of the N2 has been closed amid protests over housing.
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SA's land expropriation plans making markets nervous - Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs’ Africa chief says there is some nervousness in the market.
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[OPINION] The land: who really stands to benefit?
Aubrey Masango says the sudden agreement between the EFF and the ANC on the expropriation of land without compensation raises many questions.
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Zulu king calls urgent meeting over possible repeal of Ingonyama Trust Act
Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini addressed the opening of the provincial house of traditional leaders on Tuesday where he warned government to stop.
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Masondo: Support for black farmers should continue after land expropriation
The National Assembly last week adopted a motion to investigate amending the Constitution to allow for expropriation of land without compensation.
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'If you want to hit them hard, go after a white man'
EFF leader Julius Malema described the DA as typical bullies who deserve punishment for voting against the expropriation of land without compensation.
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[WATCH LIVE] Malema addresses land expropriation issue
EFF leader Julius Malema address the land expropriation issue during the party's voter registration drive.
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Ramaphosa promises to consult traditional leaders on land issue
President Cyril Ramaphosa conceded that the ANC government has in the past failed to consult traditional leaders on critical issues.
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[WATCH] Malema: The DA can go to hell
EFF leader Julius Malema explains why his party will move to get rid of the DA’s mayor in Nelson Mandela Bay, Athol Trollip. He says they have to punish the DA for voting against the expropriation of land without compensation.
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[CARTOON] Grounds for Discussion
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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[LISTEN] Zulu King’s R5 donation plea & DA, EFF tensions explained
Talk Radio 702's Bongani Bingwa chats to political analyst and professor Somadoda Fikeni.
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Concerns raised over scope of land expropriation
Parliament has adopted an EFF motion supported by the ANC that land can be expropriated without compensation.
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PE mayor Trollip concerned over EFF no confidence motion against him
At Parliament on Tuesday, EFF leader Julius Malema threatened the Democratic Alliance (DA) with divorce where the two organisations are in municipal coalitions.
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AgriSA calls on Ramaphosa to detail plans for land expropriation
EFF leader Julius Malema, who brought the motion, assured South Africans that no one will lose their house, flat or factory.
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Land expropriation: Parly committee to consider Constitutional changes
The ANC and EFF, along with smaller opposition parties, united behind a motion on the issue in the National Assembly on Tuesday.
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EFF warns DA over failure to back land motion
A motion on the expropriation of land without compensation was adopted by an overwhelming majority in the National Assembly on Tuesday.
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MPs green light constitutional review on land expropriation
After agreeing to amendments by the ANC, MPs voted in favour of Parliament’s committee made up of both houses to look into changes to the Constitution.
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‘Land expropriation without compensation only way to redress past injustices’
MPs are debating whether to establish an ad hoc committee to look at amending Section 25 of the Constitution to allow for expropriation without compensation.
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Ramaphosa wants issues around land resolved immediately
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the National House of Traditional Leaders for the first time on Tuesday morning.
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Banking Association: Land expropriation not the way to go
Banking Association of SA says banks have lent billions to the agricultural sector based on land as collateral, and that the entire financial system could be put at risk.
