{"id":93303,"date":"2017-05-20T08:32:13","date_gmt":"2017-05-20T06:32:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/parliament-concerned-about-slow-pace-of-land-reform\/"},"modified":"2017-05-20T08:32:13","modified_gmt":"2017-05-20T06:32:13","slug":"parliament-concerned-about-slow-pace-of-land-reform","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/press\/parliament-concerned-about-slow-pace-of-land-reform\/","title":{"rendered":"Parliament concerned about slow pace of land reform"},"content":{"rendered":"

Parliament concerned about slow pace of land reform<\/a>: The slow pace of land reform has been lamented when Rural Development and Land Reform Minister Gugile Nkwinti delivered his department’s budget to the National Assembly. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Powerball results: Friday 19 May 2017<\/a>: EWN brings you the winning lotto results. Check if you won! ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Why Land Seizure Is Back in News in South Africa: QuickTake Q&A<\/a>: More than two decades after white-minority rule ended in South Africa, most of its profitable farms and estates are still owned by white people, and about 95 percent of the country’s wealth is in the hands of 10 percent of the population. President Jacob Zuma, in his final year as head of the ruling African National Congress, is vowing to step up wealth distribution and promising “radical economic transformation,” including constitutional changes to allow the government to expropriate land Under the rule of European colonists, South Africa’s Natives Land Act of 1913 stripped most black people of their right to own property, a policy reinforced decades later by the National Party and its…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Materialistic children blind to signs of abuse – Dlamini<\/a>: South Africa\u2019s materialistic children are unable to see when they are being abused, Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini has said at the funeral of Karabo Mokoena. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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IPID to investigate death of Mpumalanga boy killed during protest<\/a>: Police are investigating a case of murder and attempted murder after a 16-year-old Mpumalanga boy was shot. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Wits increases security following attacks<\/a>: The University of Witwatersrand says it has beefed up its security measures following reports of muggings and crime in the vicinity of the institution. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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South Africa: Is Protest the Only Way to Achieve Change?<\/a>: [ISS] Violent protests in Eldorado Park, Ennerdale and surrounding areas in the south of Johannesburg and in Coligny in North West province have made headlines over the past few weeks. They add to the pot of public unrest that seems to occupy a permanent spot in South Africa’s news. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Harsher sentences needed for cowards killing, raping women and children – Mkongi<\/a>: The police department will hold talks with its justice counterpart to look at imposing harsher sentences on people found guilty of crimes against women and children, Deputy Police Minister Bongani Mkongi has said. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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SOS Coalition wants SABC boss Aguma investigated<\/a>: A civil society group has joined calls for an investigation into acting SABC CEO James Aguma. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Kenya\/South Africa: KPL Pursue New TV Deal, Mull Action Against SuperSport<\/a>: The Kenyan Premier League are consulting with their Spanish partners, La Liga, regarding the private packaging and selling of the local league’s broadcast rights. At the same time, KPL have approached their legal team concerning SuperSport’s abrupt termination of their multi-million broadcast rights sponsorship deal last month with a view of seeking redress in a court of law. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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