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Renaldo Gouws Blasts Ramaphosa over Reported Plan to Give 2.5 Million Hectares of State-Owned Land to Black Farmers — “Why are Farmers from Other Races Not Being Given the Same Opportunity?”

Africa’s land reform debate has come into the spotlight after a post by Renaldo Gouws criticised a reported government plan to allocate 2.5

RENALDO GOUWS BLASTS RAMAPHOSA OVER REPORTED PLAN TO GIVE 2.5 MILLION HECTARES OF STATE-OWNED LAND TO BLACK FARMERS — “WHY ARE FARMERS FROM OTHER RACES NOT BEING GIVEN THE SAME OPPORTUNITY?” South Africa’s land reform debate has come into the spotlight after a post by Renaldo Gouws criticised a reported government plan to allocate 2.5 […]

The post RENALDO GOUWS BLASTS RAMAPHOSA OVER REPORTED PLAN TO GIVE 2.5 MILLION HECTARES OF STATE-OWNED LAND TO BLACK FARMERS — “WHY ARE FARMERS FROM OTHER RACES NOT BEING GIVEN THE SAME OPPORTUNITY?” first appeared on The Zambian Observer

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Three years after Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s government cut back ties with the West and started funding more projects itself, Burkina Faso says it’s in the middle of the biggest building spree in its history

Burkina Faso’s Biggest Construction Boom Yet Under Traoré – Three years after Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s government cut back ties with the West and started funding more projects itself, Burkina Faso says it’s in the middle of the biggest building spree in its history. A video…

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