Civil society groups in South Africa condemn Trump's misleading claims on Land Expropriation Act
Several South African Civil Society organisations have criticised US President Donald Trump for peddling 'dangerous lies' about the country's Land Expropriation Bill. On Monday, Trump announced that he would cut funding to SA over the bill, alleging that the bill was "treating certain classes of people VERY BADLY'.
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FACT check: Trump’s attack on SA Land Expropriation ActPresident Ramaphosa defends the SA Land Expropriation Act after Trump’s threat to cut off funding. But is something more ...
Understandably, the act will have a severe impact on property rights. But it still substantially protects landowners affected ...
SA Pushes Back Against U.S. Funding Threat Over Expropriation Act, Calls for Constructive Engagement
Lamola emphasized that expropriation laws are not unique to South Africa, and he urged the Trump administration to adopt a ...
Presidency spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya, said that President Cyril Ramaphosa was confident that the misunderstanding over ...
The Expropriation Act opens the door for the government to expropriate property for “nil” compensation, but only under ...
Some seem to believe that the Expropriation Act is the same as land reform, but in fact, they are not the same.
In a social media post on Sunday, Trump accused South Africa of "committing human rights violations, treating certain groups ...
AfriForum vows to protect private property rights through legal action against the government's Expropriation Act.
While the Act does need to be amended to meet the sequencing requirements as highlighted by Public Works and Infrastructure ...
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