A (short) history of the 18th Amendment Bill in 1500 words.
No Expropriation without Compensation in South-Africa’s Constitution – for the Time Being
Category: Land reform
WRITTEN INPUTS ON THE DRAFT CONSTITUTION EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT BILL
The written submission by a group of legal academics on the amendment of section 25, with concerns about the mandate, the contradictions and restricting land reform to custodianship only.
On the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, some tentative notes
Nil and not without compensation, removing the courts as the only forum that can determine nil compensation, adding a common heritage provision and custodianship of “certain land”. Some thoughts on the amendment of section 25.
Short update on section 25 amendment process and land reform legislation and policy in the making
It is difficult to predict what will happen, and pandemics have a sly way of reminding us that any prediction remains just that – a prediction. So I have listened to my economist friends and started thinking of the various possible scenarios.
Letters from Joburg 