Interview with Ayabonga Cawe - Debunking land reform in South Africa

Update: 2021-02-05

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Land reform. It can't be ignored, it can't be avoided and it certainly can't be postponed forever, as part of redressing the injustices of the past. But what kind of land reform does South Africa need? Is section 25 of the constitution (the property clause) really a barrier to effective land reform? Is land expropriation without compensation the best solution? Why has the policy of willing buyer/ willing seller not worked?

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Interview with Ayabonga Cawe - Debunking land reform in South Africa

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Interview with Ayabonga Cawe - Debunking land reform in South Africa