Management, not policies, hamper land reform – Agri SA

Caxton Magazines

10 July 2012 | 3:30 pm

Execution of the land reform process, rather than the willing-buyer, willing-seller clause, is at the core of its failure and any attempts to fix the problem will be futile if management is not improved.

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Speaking at a stakeholders meeting on the Green Paper on Land Reform in Johannesburg, land reform minister Gugile Nkwinti expressed doubt that the state would be able to improve the success rate of land reform if capacity problems were not sorted out.

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Management, not policies, hamper land reform – Agri SA

Execution of the land reform process, rather than the willing-buyer, willing-seller clause, is at the core of its failure and any attempts to fix the problem will be futile if management is not improved.

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