Elite stranglehold on land
Despite land reform policies adopted by government, land distribution in the country has remained skewed largely in favour of the white minority, which largely benefited from the racially based policies of the apartheid era.
The ancestral land commission has revealed that 6 000 whites own 70% of the country's commercial land, while 97.4% of black people only have access to 30% of these lucrative tracts...
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