This episode addresses the broad topic of land in South Africa, its history and legacy under apartheid leading up to the current day, and the work of Corruption Watch in relation to land and corruption. 

Listeners will hear a summary of the learnings from the first phase of the Land and Corruption in Africa (LCA) project, also referencing the December 2019 report Unearthing Corruption in the Land Sector and providing context to the focus of phase two of that project, which was launched in 2022. 

The episode touches on land issues affecting vulnerable groups broadly, and the contributing factors. This context is outlined by civil society actors, a small-scale farmer, and parliament researcher.