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Deputy President David Mabuza Says He Is Pleased With Progress Made So Far On Land Reform In SA

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THE Inter-Ministerial Committee on Land Reform and Agriculture held its monthly meeting on 31 March 2021 to deliberate on a range of programmes and initiatives aimed at fast-tracking land reform, Deputy President David Mabuza announced on Thursday.
 
Mabuza said in a statement issued that the committee is seized with the task of ensuring that access to land is broadened to cater for agriculture, human settlements and industrial development. 
 
“More importantly, that access to land is central to achieving restorative justice and promoting inclusive economic participation,” said Mabuza.
 
“The meeting received progress reports on a range of issues, including progress in the implementation of the recommendations of the Presidential Advisory Panel on Land Reform and Agriculture. The need to provide a progress report to Cabinet was emphasised in this regard.”
 
Mabuza said following the approval of the Land Allocation Policy at its last meeting, the Inter-Ministerial Committee

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