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278 pieces of state land identified for redistribution in the Western Cape – more land that would become useless when distributed among incompetent people

Posted on September 13, 2019 Leave a comment

The ANC’s deputy president, David Mabuza, says the government has already identified 278 pieces of state land in the Western Cape that could be used for redistribution.

Mabuza was the speaker at an event in the Western Cape and used the opportunity to praise the province’s Prime Minister, Alan Winde, saying “he is a very good man”.

Asked about economic prospects, Mabuza said the government is working to implement the National Development Plan, but economists say nothing has come of it and is a stillborn plan.

It is suspected that the hundreds of pieces of land will also be useless when it is distributed to untrained people.

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The citizens of South Africa demand to know what the ANC is doing with all this ‘State Land’! – Still they want to expropriate land without compensation from white farmers?

Posted on June 28, 2019 Leave a comment

We don’t care about exact percentages- we care about the principle that our ANC Government is ‘hiding’ this land from our people, giving it away to corrupt Cadres & foreign powers in backhanded deals, and all this land largely sits idle while the average black South African suffers terribly in SA’s ever-intensifying shit-hole.

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Illegal land grabs take place in Durban after hundreds of people who are fed up with slow pace of housing delivery allocated plots themselves and start building shacks

Posted on February 21, 2019 Leave a comment

Fed up with the slow pace of housing delivery, hundreds of people have invaded vacant state land earmarked for a low-cost housing project in the Cato Crest informal settlement in Durban.

The residents descended on land in Mary Thipe Road, which boarders Mayville and Manor Gardens, on Monday and Tuesday and started clearing the bushes and allocating themselves plots to start building shacks.

While many residents were not willing to be interviewed or photographed, Happy Zwane told TimesLIVE that she was clearing the bush so that she could build her two children a home to leave them with when she dies.

“I have two children and I’m not married and I want to clear a plot for them so that when I die they would have a place to live. I don’t have a place of my own because I don’t own the place I live in. So I want to live my children with a home,” she said.

Others complained about being used as voting fodder by polit
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