Bulelwa Mabasa, director and head of land reform restitution and tenure practice at Werksmans Attorneys, talks about SA's land reform process
06 October 2020 - 07:20
byBusiness Day TV
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SA’s land reform process is taking shape. The government is availing 700,000ha of underutilised or vacant state land, to assist black emerging farmers. The move, according to President Cyril Ramaphosa, is vital to not only addressing historical injustices but also to safeguarding food security.
Bulelwa Mabasa who is the Director & Head of Land Reform Restitution and Tenure practice at Werkmans Attorneys talks about how SA's land reform process is taking shape
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Bulelwa Mabasa, director and head of land reform restitution and tenure practice at Werksmans Attorneys, talks about SA's land reform process
SA’s land reform process is taking shape. The government is availing 700,000ha of underutilised or vacant state land, to assist black emerging farmers. The move, according to President Cyril Ramaphosa, is vital to not only addressing historical injustices but also to safeguarding food security.
Business Day TV spoke to Bulelwa Mabasa, director and head of land reform restitution and tenure practice at Werksmans Attorneys, for her perspective on the matter.
Bulelwa Mabasa who is the Director & Head of Land Reform Restitution and Tenure practice at Werkmans Attorneys talks about how SA's land reform process is taking shape
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