By Narnia Bohler-Muller and Fathima Zahra Ebrahim Mayet
The government has been lethargic in enacting policies that enable some form of equitable land redistribution in South Africa, while attempts at policy have been met with little success.
Permanent link to this article: https://www.customcontested.co.za/women-neo-colonial-customary-law-patriarchy-custodianship-and-the-land-debate/
Aug 10 2021
The Ingonyama judgment: Why the state must heed court orders to halt dispossession and deliver land rights
By Aninka Claassens
Vulnerable rural people in South Africa are being systematically dispossessed of their precariously held property rights. The past decade has seen a colossal battle between the courts and government over land reform and the property rights of the 18 million South Africans living in their former homeland areas.
Permanent link to this article: https://www.customcontested.co.za/the-ingonyama-judgment-why-the-state-must-heed-court-orders-to-halt-dispossession-and-deliver-land-rights/
Jul 29 2021
WATCH: Book launch: Land, Law and Chiefs in rural SA
Who controls the land and minerals in the former Bantustans of South Africa – chiefs, the state or landholders?
Disputes are taking place around the ownership of resources, decisions about their exploitation and who should benefit.
Permanent link to this article: https://www.customcontested.co.za/watch-book-launch-land-law-and-chiefs-in-rural-sa/
Jul 13 2021
In the news: Residential leases concluded by the Ingonyama Trust are unlawful and unconstitutional
By Various
A collection of news articles and video clips relating to the recent Ingonyama Trust Board court ruling.
Permanent link to this article: https://www.customcontested.co.za/in-the-news-residential-leases-concluded-by-the-ingonyama-trust-are-unlawful-and-unconstitutional/
Jul 13 2021
2nd Webinar Invitation: Ingonyama Trust Lease Case: What are the judgement’s implications for tenure security of rural South Africans?
By LARC
You are invited to attend a two part conversation hosted by the Land and Accountability Research Centre (LARC) on the recent judgment in the matter of CASAC and others v Ingonyama Trust.
Permanent link to this article: https://www.customcontested.co.za/2nd-webinar-invitation-ingonyama-trust-lease-case-what-are-the-judgements-implications-for-tenure-security-of-rural-south-africans/
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