South Africans' hard-earned property could well be snaffled by the State - Biznews — Institute Of Race Relations

8 September 2022 - By this time next week, the Expropriation Bill of 2020 (the Bill) may already have been adopted by the portfolio committee on public works and infrastructure and sent on to the National Assembly for its endorsement.

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