Land reform can work – we need, however, to prioritise rural economic development and accelerate both inclusive and transformative changes to the lives of people living in rural areas

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The successful implementation of the land reform programme is not only a political and moral imperative, but a necessary intervention that is required to, amongst others, stimulate rural economies and mitigate against the triple challenges of poverty, unemployment and inequality.


A call for CSI initiatives to help redress the land reform debacle

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– Ever since the land reform programme was initiated in 1994, the hopes of communities forcibly removed from their ancestral land have been dampened by the slow progress of land restitution and redistribution. Despite government efforts, it is clear that state resources alone are insufficient to address the complex issue of land reform in South Africa.


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