The drive to amend section 25 of the constitution — to allow for the expropriation of property without compensation — was stopped in its tracks after opposition parties, including the EFF, rejected the ANC’s proposed changes.

In March 2021, the South African agricultural market witnessed a major industry consolidation when leading local companies Villa Crop Protection and Intelichem Group announced their merger, forming WinField United South Africa. 

Ecologists have divided our planet into six distinct floral kingdoms, which are “areas of the world recognised by plant geographers for their distinctive plant life”, according to Britannica. 

Figures from the South African Revenue Service  showed a trade surplus of R54.6-billion in the month, with exports up 1.5%.

Section 25 of the Bill of Rights – Chapter 2 of our supreme law, the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa – sets out the parameters within which the right to property is respected and protected by the state.

One of the common expressions of derision in our political lexicon is the ‘tickbox exercise’.