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Ethiopia's battle for land reforms could lead to civil war: opposition leader

By: Sally Hayden

Date: August 11th 2016

Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation


LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Mass street protests that saw dozens of people shot by Ethiopian security forces over the weekend could spill into civil war if the government fails to reform land use policies, a veteran Ethiopian opposition politician has warned.


South Africa: Farmers suggest new model in land reform

By: Teboho.Setena

Date: August 10th 2016

Source: News24


THE African Farmers Association of South Africa (Afasa) in the Free State has called for a second model to the land reform programme to complement the existing Proactive Land Acquisition Strategy (Plas) programme.


The body strongly maintains such a move will expedite the current land reform process and also save government money in the process.

Bangladesh: 'Recognise ethnic minorities as indigenous people'

By: Star Country Desk

Date: August 10th 2016

Source: The Daily Star


Ethnic minorities in Bangladesh observed the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples yesterday with a call for recognising them as indigenous people in the constitution.


Speakers at the programmes in different districts urged the government to ensure their education, health, land and social rights.


Malawi: 'New Land Laws to Empower Chiefs, People '

By: Malawi News Agency

Date: August 1st 2016

Source: AllAfrica.com / Malawi News Agency


The recent budget sitting passed land administration related bills which have raised controversy and at times outright misinformation. The Minister of Information, Communications Technology and Civic Education, PATRICIA KALIATI, provides some insights into the pieces of legislation and other related matters.


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South Africa: Land rights act is entirely invalid, Constitutional Court judges declare

Source: BDLive
Author: Franny Rabkin

ALL land restitution claims made after December 1998 have been put on hold by the Constitutional Court, after the court found that Parliament did not properly consult the public before deciding to reopen the window for claims.

The Restitution of Land Rights Amendment Act — which reopened the window for claims — was rushed through Parliament in 2014 ahead of national and provincial elections.

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