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The Expropriation Act: A solution to South Africa's land reform challenges?

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By Ayanda Khumalo, Nkosinathi Thema
| Lexology Verified
The Expropriation Act (the Act), recently signed into law by President Ramaphosa, has sparked mixed reactions from various groupings across the country. Some, probably influenced by certain misconceptions, remain strongly opposed to the Act's purport, while some have strongly defended the Act. Of particular concern to those opposed to the Act is the provision for nil compensation when it is just and equitable.
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The Expropriation Act: A Solution to South Africa's Land Reform Challenges?

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By Ayanda Khumalo, Nkosinathi Thema
| The Insurance Directory
By Ayanda Khumalo, Partner & Nkosinathi Thema, Senior Associate at Webber Wentzel The Expropriation Act (the Act), recently signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa, has generated mixed reactions across South Africa. While some groups have strongly opposed the Act—often due to misconceptions—others have defended its objectives. A key point of contention is the provision allowing for nil compensation when deemed just and equitable.
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Gauteng’s judicial crisis – unblocking the backlog - bbrief

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By Ayanda Khumalo
| BusinessBrief Verified
South Africa’s Constitution is clear and unambiguous. Every person has the right to resolve disputes through the application of law. A fair and public hearing must adjudicate these disputes before a court or, when appropriate, an independent tribunal or forum. This right is more than a procedural safeguard; it is a core principle enshrined in the constitutional framework. Historically, the majority in South Africa faced systematic denial of justice.
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