Elitsha
  • Education
  • Health
  • Labour
  • Service delivery
  • International
  • Regions
    • Cape Town
    • East London
    • Johannesburg
    • Gqeberha
  • Xhosa

Land expropriation without compensation

Mining activities continue to dispossess black families in South Africa

12th November 2019 Dineo Skosana 0

Dispossession in South Africa is associated with the period of colonialism and apartheid. As a result, not much consideration is given to how previously marginalised […]

Survey shows a majority of South Africans support land reform

9th October 2018 Benjamin Roberts Narnia Bohler-Muller 0

Unequal access to land in South Africa continues to prevent citizens from enjoying human dignity, rights and security. The ongoing debates and recent public hearings […]

Land activists want speedy land reform, restitution and an end to evictions

11th September 2018 Mzi Velapi 0

A group of about 100 land activists marched to Parliament to demand speedy expropriation of land without compensation.

Housing organisations march for decent houses

17th August 2018 Mfundo Mhlanganiso 0

Housing organisations marched against evictions that are a feature of the state’s response to the growing wave of land occupations around the City.

Gugulethu backyarders protest against rumoured evictions

2nd July 2018 Mandla Mnyakama 0

Ramaphosa Informal Settlement residents say the City should expect more protests if it does not back down from planning evictions.

“Parkwood has a problem, people live under inhumane conditions”

30th May 2018 Chandre Appels 0

Widespread protests for land and housing are taking place with backyarders and landless people occupying vacant land in Cape Town.

The City and the province won’t expropriate land for housing

7th May 2018 Bernard Chiguvare 0

The City of Cape Town and the Western Cape provincial government has stated that it will not buy land from Ross Demolition to build houses for Siqalo residents as the land is “not fit for human habitation”.

Obstacles facing a young black farmer in South Africa: a personal story

20th April 2018 Mnqobi Ngubane 0

A new sense of urgency has entered South Africa’s land reform process after the country’s parliament took a resolution to amend the constitution to effect […]

Small-scale farmers should be at the centre of land reform in South Africa

17th April 2018 Ben Cousins 0

Ben Cousins argues that the land redistribution should benefit small-scale farmers.

From a backyard garden to small commercial farming

13th March 2018 Joseph Chirume 0

With the public domain dominated by debates on land expropriation without compensation, two guys from Port Elizabeth share their story of how they started farming in an urban backyard to getting a hectare of land to farm.

Translate

Popular posts

  • Women farmworkers call for land redistribution to address hunger 113.83 views per day | posted on May 28, 2025
  • Cape Town’s central line reopens 44 views per day | posted on May 29, 2025
  • 20 year wait for an RDP house 7.67 views per day | posted on December 7, 2017
  • Lack of services in Grabouw’s informal settlement negatively affects women 6.50 views per day | posted on June 6, 2019
  • “This Harare is not the same as the one back home” 4.67 views per day | posted on July 31, 2015

Search and find

News delivered to you

Once a week, get the latest news delivered to your inbox.  
Archives
Archives
Categories
Member of the Press Council

Elitsha News is a member of the Press Council and strives to abide by the Press Code

Elitsha news in your inbox
Published by Workers’ World Media Productions

Isivivana Centre, 8 Mzala Street, Khayelitsha 7784. Tel: +27 21 361 0119

legal
  • Copyright Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
About labour rights

If you want to know more about labour rights and have a labour related query or problem, please contact the following advise offces. It’s free!

Ighsaan in Germiston (Gauteng)
011-873-0903

Simon in Alexandra (Gauteng):
011-440-3708/55

Lunga in Khayelitsha (Cape Town):
021-361-0119

          en   xh   en   xh   Site by Babak Fakhamzadeh