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ONE STEP CLOSER TO UNDERMINING PROPERTY RIGHTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Yesterday, the National Assembly adopted the Expropriation Bill and – with that – took a giant leap in undermining the rights of property owners in
2022-09-29
Yesterday, the National Assembly adopted the Expropriation Bill and – with that – took a giant leap in undermining the rights of property owners in
Three pieces of legislation currently before Parliament pose a serious renewed threat to property rights – and underline the ANC’s determination to proceed with some
Land reform and the proposed policy of expropriation without compensation (EWC) within the bigger framework of the ANC’s National Democratic Revolution (NDR) and Radical Economic
Over the past few months, fierce debate and widely divergent positions have marked the final stage of the Parliamentary Ad Hoc Committee’s race to complete
In recent weeks South Africa observed numerous developments related to expropriation of property without compensation (EWC) and amending section 25 of the Constitution. The deliberations
A SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF EXPROPRIATION WITHOUT COMPENSATION This is the Foundation’s third and final response to the government’s woefully inadequate socio-economic impact assessment (SEIA)
South Africans who believe in free market principles and property rights heaved a huge collective sigh of relief on 4 June when President Ramaphosa appeared
A SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF EXPROPRIATION WITHOUT COMPENSATION Sakeliga recently published the government’s woefully inadequate socio-economic impact assessment (SEIA) of the likely consequences of the
A SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF EXPROPRIATION WITHOUT COMPENSATION Sakeliga recently published the government’s woefully inadequate socio-economic impact assessment (SEIA) of the likely consequences of the