New land expropriation bill submitted to SA Parliament sets out the rules by which government can lay claim to land “in the public interest” and “for public purpose” https://t.co/gLNtnRfRd8
“No account of the development of transport in Johannesburg would be complete without mention of the tremendous part played by the pedal cycle, of which many thousands were sold... https://t.co/TH9mSC1Gfv
"It’s a terrible irony. South African house prices, adjusted for inflation, are as flat as an ironing board and have been for around a decade." https://t.co/nniFT965wv
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Yet human beings are not just labour - we are complex, social and interconnected beings whose needs cannot just be collapsed into money https://t.co/PmwpTBYFum
In South African law one can acquire property or rights to use and occupy that property through prescription, but only if one openly and... https://t.co/it4OM4MyF0
We're into the second week of the online South African land debate. Join the dialogue organised around ten key questions, such as What is land reform for? https://t.co/eiD9XVadtm
Judge Annali Basson stated that while the informal rights of customary communities were previously not protected by law, they now had the right to decide what happens with their land. “As such they may not be deprived of their land without their... https://t.co/cKFdJbc8XP
"The Constitutional Court had not even adjourned when the benches spontaneously erupted into song and dance; the sense of relief and victory was palpable as the... https://t.co/p8ynhEoIHN
'The swelling urban population has been denied their basic constitutional rights by failures across the human settlements system, including the... https://t.co/AGypPPuTaQ