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Expropriation Act: Why its critics are right to be concerned - Biznews

The most impressive feature of two pieces recently published by the Mail & Guardian − on what both appeared to suggest was the unduly anxious and overblown ...

The Expropriation Act’s miracle “benefits” debunked – Terence Corrigan - Biznews

"How can South Africans benefit from the Expropriation Act?” That’s the bold (implied) question on a graphic that came across my Facebook feed. With big white ...

Expropriation Act misunderstood: a closer look at De Vos’ critique and its flaws - Daily Maverick

Pierre de Vos’s attack on the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) and other supposedly “right-wing” or “libertarian” organisations for their allegedly “false” ...

Land debate distorted by misrepresentation of ownership figures − IRR

The misrepresentation of data around land ownership is distorting how the public understands the issue, and how it is debated.

The South African Expropriation Act is dangerous and wrong - The Critic

Over the last few weeks South Africa has had the international spotlight focused on it more than arguably any other time this century.

Expropriation Act damages all South Africans — a reply to Tembeka Ngcukaitobi - Daily Maverick

That the ANC has been willing to enact a patently unconstitutional expropriation law increases the risk that the Act, like expropriation legislation in various ...

EWC, BEE setting up Godongwana and GNU for failure – IRR

Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana’s hopes of advancing the GNU’s pro-growth ambitions are critically undermined by the weakening of property rights and the ...

LETTER: Land stance misleading - Business Day

Tim Cocks refers to “white landowners who still possess three quarters of SA’s freehold farmland”, contrasting this with “4% owned by blacks” (“Why Trump is ...

Andrew Kenny: SA must heed Zimbabwe’s lessons and stop sleepwalking onto its ruinous path - Biznews

The 2025 Expropriation Act has drawn attention to the question of land reform and in particular white ownership of farms in South Africa.

SA not simmering pot of racial hatred – IRR

Contrary to false assumptions pervading much of the debate about Donald Trump’s recent intervention, most South Africans are not obsessed with race and racial ...