PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday assured traditional leaders that the Presidential Summit on Land remains on the cards.
Ramaphosa was addressing the official opening of the National House of Traditional Leaders in Parliament on Thursday.
Last year, Ramaphosa promised the National House of Traditional Leaders in Parliament that government will host a summit on land and how to deal with expropriation without compensation.
“At the opening of this House last year, we said that we would host the Presidential Summit on Land,” Ramaphosa told the traditional leaders.
“At the time we indicated that it would be important for each Provincial House to have their own engagements to inform the process leading up to the Summit.”
“Such consultations would include broader society, such as youth formations, women’s groups and people living with disabilities. I am advised that owing to the lockdown restrictions these provincial engagements could not be concluded.”
He said
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