<p>In this podcast, two agricultural economists Tinashe Kapuya and Wandile Sihlobo discuss the sensitive issue of land reform in South Africa. They offer insights on the various pillars of land reform, trace the impulses of this debate, explore the viability of expropriation without compensation, and offer options for the future.</p>

In this podcast, two agricultural economists Tinashe Kapuya and Wandile Sihlobo discuss the sensitive issue of land reform in South Africa. They offer insights on the various pillars of land reform, trace the impulses of this debate, explore the viability of expropriation without compensation, and offer options for the future.

Land Reform in South Africa

The purpose of this podcast series is to inform, challenge, and propose solutions to some of the national and global challenges. Challenges of leadership, institutions, the economy, and the role of businesses in social change are some of the issues that this podcast will explore. The economic sectors we look at span agriculture, mining, industrial sectors, finance, and initiatives by start-ups and small and medium enterprises. The promise of this podcast is to bring content-driven, in-depth, and high-quality discussions that are forward looking and propose some solutions to the challenges we will be exploring.

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Land Reform in South Africa

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