The show is very interesting when I see people talking about it but sadly as a Deaf person I can’t access it. Politics impacts everyone it would be nice Sizwe to have an interpreter because things u discuss affects every citizen. Please do consider adding access to the Deaf community

EFF is the only solution. ANC has no intention to transfer the land.

The land issue is critical especially for the young working class you have to move from your home town to a place where renting is expensive and living conditions are not proportional to amounts you pay and buying is not an option because you haven't settled yet still exploring. I feel government has to think and approach this in multi fronts into serving basic needs and rights of citizen. Land has to be first brought under state control and then distributed according to needs and logistics; for living, business, public institutions etc.

What has government theft failed😮 who could have known? Eskom and our water supply failing too? Wow how did that happen, we have so much competent leadership in this country? 🙈🙉🙊

Only the EFF can save black people

WHAT ARE HAPPENING WITH THE LAND THE GOVERNMENT OWN Up to 21% of land is state owned, says surveyor general

Ooh yes, thanks Sizwe for, our eyes are opening up from sleep through your shows.

THE LAND WAS STOLEN. THERE WAS FORCED LAND REMOVALS. MY GRANDFATHER WAS FORCED OFF HIS FARM,NOT LAND,FARM, AND A WHITE FAMILY WAS GIVEN HIS FARM,"""WITHOUT COMPENSATION""". THE LAND MUST BE TAKEN BACK, WITHOUT COMPENSATION. IT'S LONG OVERDUE.

Question: When the farm land collapses under new ownership and everyone is starving, must we blame the previous white owner?

This is a very biased and one sided presentation of land reform in SA!! No mention of the Western Cape having the most successful land reform programme in the country!! No mention of the fact that the DA routinely hands out Title Deeds ( real ownership) to poor people to land/ properties in places where the DA governs with a majority! This gives poor people an asset that they can use to further their own personal interests and also pass on to their heirs when they die! This is way better than the State owning all the land, which doesn't really benefit the individual at all!!

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All my neighbours are 'black' absentee landlords, who have inherited their land, and are not farmers...paying their staff nothing...and producing nothing...their staff come to me for help and groceries...this is not working here. As much as i would like it to. Let's be pragmatic. C'mon SOUTH AFRICA...let's do better.

We shouldn't be still talking about land if it wasn't the first ANC NEC after they sold during CODESA. They were completely out thought by just merely being dangled FAT carrots,and all of them were involved.

Oh look, Sizwe Mpofu Walsh now works for SABC. 26:36 Prof. Ruth Hall: "I think there is a serious social justice case for creating a right to land for basic livelihood purposes. One thing that the Brazilians did was that they created a clause in the Constitution, that said that people who are landless, who openly occupy land, for a period of time, must be recognized as the defacto owners. Well what you're seeing is that people are doing land reform in South Africa. They're doing it through land occupation, in and around cities, in rural areas, in inner city buildings, people are trying to redistribute land for their basic livelihood. And the problem is that we have a state that is criminalizing that, while also having a very limited, elitist program. So I think that the debate now should be about linking the rural and urban demand for land. It cannot be the case that the demand for land is only for commercial farming." Or that farming only means commercial farming. There is a huge potential for small farms to lift people out of poverty. Also, South Africa has a huge potential for small scale water catchment, which is hugely undeveloped. In other words, much more land could be turned into agricultural land and residential land. People should sit down and with the input and interest of the people who are going to live in them at the center, start designing new, lushly green, towns and villages. Above all what people should be thinking about in my opinion, is a new society, with new patters of living and working and a new agriculture, that is not based on large commercial operations but on small and medium sized family farms that produce mainly for consumption within the municipality. And do so organically, so people are exposed to fewer toxins, which means better health and lower healthcare costs. Interesting materials: Rainwater Harvesting For Dry Lands And Beyond, by Brad Lancaster Which by the way is based on the work by *Mr. Zepheniah Phiri Maseko* in Zimbabwe. Greening The Desert, by Geoff Lawton An older approach: Water for Every Farm: Yeomans Keyline Plan, by P. A. Yeomans I'll bet that a lot of land can be upgraded to be made more valuable for farming and residential purposes.

As a middle class South African, I suggest the government to look for unused land in the outskirts of the cities and divide it into large stands for people to purchase at a low price and build their own houses, shops and overtime new communities. True not everyone wants to farm, but not everyone wants to stay in a shack or an apartment either. The 'old money' is being used to keep the bond market expensive. They build these small estates with barely any land and sell them for millions, while there's plenty of land available. It's true indeed, corporations are consolidating their money and growing its value by the artificial scarcity of land. On the other hand, politicians including those of the EFF will be the first to get the best farms and run them down (due to the lack of skill). So in someway a compromise must be reached, the state unfortunately needs to buy the land under the condition of proof of plan, but the seller can't say no, unfortunately unless they prove that substantial economic value is being delivered from that land.

I want land.

Ppl really believe land ownership is on the cards for SA - with no viable plan or proper structures to facilitate it? Are there proper structures for the NHI bill, or was there any plan or structures created to keep eskom going? Does it look like it? If redistributing millions of ha's of land is a wishy washy affair, with the political elite taking prime premises + lease what's left to the people, SA is heading for a Zim situation - only it will be much worse if they care to compare just the size of the 2 populations. The lack of a proper land reform plan is just 1 of the many plans needed. What abt how to feed a population of +60mill + 10 or 20 mill illegals till + if food production is up + running after expropriation? How will all agricultural related industries adjust to support new land owners, if they don't know where gov is heading ? It involves commercial agricultural corporations, commercial banks, the land bank, farm equipment manufacturers, seed + fertiliser distributors - not so it seems according to the anorexic structures mentioned in the little info the anc made available so far. Time is running out for the anc + for SA, bcse less than 1mill white farmers simply will not be able to keep on feeding a rapidly growing population for ever. Why is the anc reluctant to kick this enormous endeavor off? They know the plans up their sleeve are not abt ownership. It cannot secure food production for predicted population growth + they probably have been warned by the big money lenders the plans they have will be a failure like none of their other failures - they will not invest in chaos, because it will make Zim look like a Sunday school picnic. They also know rectifying mistakes will be an even greater challenge. It's 40 yrs after zim EWC - SA feeds the bulk of its population as illegals + there's no plan to rectify their wrongs. Zim the former bread basket of Africa still cannot feed what's left of its population. Its time to learn from how other countries did it, to eliminate pit falls, not to re-invent the wheel all over again + to tell SA abt it. Not a single interview re EWC have touched on any of these practical + lack of proper plans + structures challenges or how the final geopolitical picture will look like? Time to start wondering why?

Talk EFF,walk DA!!,I like that line

This will be a thorn on South Africa’s side for many many years to come. The current government. Has finally failed at length in many things including land reform. This only makes things difficult for whoever will try to implement the reform as there will always be victims when taking/purchasing from one to give to another.

The land belongs to the Khoi and the San who were displaced and driven off the land Siswe your guest should go and research South African history before writing books on land ownership

The EFF is in power next year and we will fix the land problem!!,because we really need our land back!

Expropriation of South African land without compensation for equal redistribution. EFF

Who are the Black Ownership....can we get clarity. .

The actions of colonizers and apartheid laws is not the fault of black people, white people put in place these unbalanced act, now they must be undone so the once poverty stricken people can have fair access to home ownership. The word fair comes as a shock to white people in Africa what makes me upset is rhey act naive to what their people did to uptain this land and power, Cape Town was stolen and held hostage as well as the rights of black people who once lived there. Zimbabwe was sabotage and sanctioned to the point innocent people suffered extremely. The panel will not admit this just like the Europeans who comment on this video.

ANC is not bold enough to deal with this matter, it keeps on going on through 5 year terms of different Presidents without any solution. EFF manifesto states clearly that it will not transfer the land to the rightful owners but it will take to the State. This's not the solution we're looking for.

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Molotlhanyi claim has being ignored it is disappointing and claimants are dying. It Blauwboskuil claim in the North West, Dr Kenneth Kaunda District. Can the panelists kindly assist.

Its khoisan land make or break colord land our people was called bushman

Okay, 70% White ownership and 4% Black ownership of commercial ag land. Who owns the other 26%? Indians?

I still do not know what land are you talking about.

700 years

My family and I are victims in Limpopo. Imagine since 1998. All is done but we cant rest. Joo

Expropriation of land without compensation must be intensified, the time is now.

Family trusts

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Some topics cannot be discussed with foreigners (settlers) since they would (biase) serve the interest of theirs but better amongst natives. Aluta Continua!

In TBVC states people were given land and some was developed for settlements. I am sure as a nation we need to move with the times, Look at the likes of Tandi Modise who took a farm and could not look after her pigs.

When are you gonna start talking about black failed leadership in SA?

Yes its failed the ANC is not interested the EFF is playing politics ordinary South Africans have been played. All the new political parties are more interested in dividing african ppl apart.

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If it’s true what is written on the walls of the Apartheid Museum, black people are actually migrant workers, which means they all came here after white people where actually here, which would make sense since historically blacks and whites only started having interactions from around the beginning of the 1800s, just like Palestinians are claiming that the land is theirs because there where more Palestinians than Israeli, so by making sure you are the majority makes you the owner, what a stupid way of seeing it, why must I work to buy land and black people get land given to them, this is exactly how you oppress a nation by making them reliant on the government, communism at its best, that’s probably why the whole of Africa is a failure

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