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The private sector's key role in land reform

BY INVITATION

“The degree of success of the land reform programme will be determined by the level of private-sector participation and the political will to expeditiously address the challenges that plague it. This will, among other things, require the implementation of the recommendations detailed in several reports, including the High-Level Panel Report, often referred to as the Motlanthe Report, as well as the Presidential Panel Report on Land Reform.

BARRIERS TO LAND REFORM

The challenges facing the land reform programme include,

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