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Five people to appear in court following land grab attempt
The Democratic Alliance (DA) is now pleading with President Cyril Ramaphosa to prevent land invasions in the country.
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DA urges Ramaphosa to prevent land grabs
This follows the arrest of five people who were attempting to occupy vacant land in the Midrand area over the weekend.
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‘We can’t give up fight for land and housing’
Daphne Erosi, who lives in Khayelitsha’s Site B and an Equal Education activist, says overcrowding is resulting in the loss of lives.
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Malema: Indigenous Zimbabweans should continue to own land
EFF leader Julius Malema was speaking in Ermelo in Mpumalanga, where he said basic human rights starts with land ownership.
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Mabuza admits ANC govt failed to deliver on land promise
Deputy president David Mabuza says the issue of land expropriation needs to be carried out in order for the previously disadvantaged to really feel the fruits of freedom.
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Parly committee set for roadshow to get views on land reform
The constitutional review committee is looking at amending the Constitution to allow for the expropriation of land without compensation.
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Mabuza grilled on land, Manana assault, political killings in first Parly Q&A
Deputy President David Mabuza’s question & answer session came exactly a week after President Cyril Ramaphosa had to deal with similar questions from lawmakers.
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Parly shares plans for public participation on land expropriation
The committee has until 30 August to report back to the National Assembly on whether the property clause in the Constitution should be amended.
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AfriForum to press ahead with international campaign on land issue
The decision by Australia's Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton to possibly offer white South African farmers visas to enter that country has been met with anger from South African citizens and government.
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SA team on roadshow abroad having tough time over land expropriation
Dondo Mogajane says they have explained that land expropriation without compensation will be done in a legal manner that’s in line with the Constitution.
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AgriSA: Farmers unsettled after Parliament’s decision on land expropriation
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Wednesday that the pace of land redistribution without compensation would be speeded up.
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Cabinet welcomes motion to review land clause in Constitution
Communications Minister Nomvula Mokonyane says the Constitution isn’t sacrosanct and if amending it is to the good of the country, it should be done.
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Govt optimistic about defeating listeriosis outbreak
Communications Minister Nomvula Mokonyane says ministers are encouraged by efforts of the Health Department to stop the spread of the bacteria.
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Dirco speaking to Australia over move to fast-track visas for white SA farmers
International Relations says that Australian Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton's comments are based on information from unreliable sources, such as AfriForum.
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Ramaphosa: Land expropriation debate should be inclusive process
Answering questions in the National Assembly, President Cyril Ramaphosa invited South Africans to talk about the issue, saying that they shouldn’t bury their heads in the sand.
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[OPINION] Don’t be blinded by Ramaphosa’s 'new dawn'
Judith February says Cyril Ramaphosa needs to walk a fine line between political compromise and holding the guilty to account.
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Ramaphosa set to answer question on Zuma legal fees, land in Parly
It will be Ramaphosa’s first question and answer session as president since his election last month.
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Makhura pleads with EFF not to encourage land grabs
Over the weekend, there were land grabs across parts of Gauteng with officials confirming cases at Blue Hills in Midrand and Olievenhoutbosch in Centurion.
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Maimane open to talks with EFF to avoid Trollip no confidence motion
'We’re very open in engaging them and I know even at local level there’s conversations taking place. I’m open to engaging the EFF on this issue,' DA leader Mmusi Maimane says.
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DA faces backlash over land expropriation text messages
In the SMSes, the party accuses the ANC and the EFF of working together to take all private homes and land, adding that people can only stop this by registering and voting correctly.
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Ramaphosa: No one has right to invade land
President Cyril Ramaphosa says those who try to occupy land without permission will face the full might of the law.
