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Minister Tables Discussion Paper on Land Reform in Parliament

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The Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform, Gugile Nkwinti, tabled a discussion paper in Parliament on November 22, 2012. The paper addresses the land reform issue and outlines a strategy focused on agrarian transformation and social cohesion. The Minister stated that the draft Land Protection Bill is expected to be released within the next three months.

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The strategy aims to secure land access for all South Africans, particularly rural blacks, by defining property rights and ensuring long-term land tenure for resident non-citizens. The government committed R49 million to complete a land audit process across the country by the following March.

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  • Gugile NkwintiMinister leading the government's land development efforts
  • parliamentLegislative body where the official documents are presented
  • Minister of Rural Development and Land ReformMinister responsible for leading the land reform agenda
  • South AfricaCountry where the government operates and the land issue is focused

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