The newly assented Expropriation Act repeals the apartheid-era Expropriation Act, 63 of 1975, replacing it with legislation rooted in the principles of a democratic and just transformation. The Act ...

The shrill debate is a distraction from the real issue The Expropriation Act has triggered shrill protests and threats. This cacophony of criticism is diverting us from a key question we should be ...

South Africa’s new Expropriation Act, which was signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa in January 2025, has been at the centre of a political storm set off by the new US administration under ...

For Lion, di new expropriation act go threaten property rights and na risk for farmers. "Expropriation no be problem if compensation dey, but di compensation must dey just and fair and equitable." ...

Ah, 1975. You may or may not remember much from that year, but it was when Gerald Ford was U.S. president, Saturday Night Live premiered on TV, and the Vietnam War ended. People were wearing bell ...

The 1975’s band members cannot be held individually liable for the closure of a Malaysian festival after lead singer Matty Healy kissed a male bandmate on stage, a judge has ruled. The Good ...

For Lion, the new expropriation act threatens property rights and is a risk for farmers. "Expropriation is not a problem if there's compensation, but the compensation must be just and fair and ...

Nestled in the heart of Woden Valley, just moments from public transport, this charming two-bedroom townhouse offers an inviting blend of comfort and convenience in the well-established suburb of ...

The DA has filed papers in the High Court to challenge the recently signed Expropriation Act, because the Act is unconstitutional, both substantively and procedurally. The DA’s papers were filed, ...

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“The Act has safeguards.” “We’re merely restoring dignity.” “No one will lose their home.” These political soundbites echo through parliament and across radio waves, while the Expropriation Act of ...