Africa Still Haunted by the Land Quagmires by Ndaba Sibanda; poem unrhymed

October 15, 2018

	Africa Still Haunted by the Land Quagmires
	Ndaba Sibanda


	Africa Still Haunted By The Land Quagmires To transfer or not to? To compensate or not to? To tackle them or to ignore them? From forceful land displacement and dispossession to land empowerment? To decongestion? Food security? Land. The soul of the people. Elite capture of the land redistribution? Land. Legislation? Constitution? Consultations? Redistribution. Tenure. Restitution. Land expropriation. Equity and justice? Any sacred cows in the land reform issues? Article © Ndaba Sibanda. All rights reserved. Published on 2018-06-11 Image(s) are public domain.

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