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A lack of clear land ownership rights for farmers is hampering efforts to open up the region to the wider market
Small producers are satisfying a taste for natural wine
First attempt to enclose common land since 1914 has sparked outrage
Ramaphosa faces balancing act over land expropriation as ANC debate intensifies
Donald Trump’s clumsy intervention damages a legitimate cause
US president claims there have been ‘large-scale’ killings of farmers
Rand hit by prospect of strained relations with US
New president outlines potential conditions for expropriation without compensation
President Ramaphosa must balance risk of economic damage with need to tackle inequality
‘Something was wrong, horribly wrong,’ says the country’s president of the Zuma era. Now he must restore faith in the African powerhouse and its politics
Whites have enjoyed excellent property rights, but blacks have been less protected
Nationalists up in arms after Chinese investors snap up lakefront properties
Drive to develop Patagonian shale fields clashes with indigenous claims
Tourism minister tells South Africa that Marxism has had ‘dire consequences’
Villagers protest after arrest of democratically elected village leader
Phnom Penh has emerged as a vital ally, and in return Beijing is driving development in the country
Prosecutors accuse 70-year-old chief of taking bribes after he called for renewed protests
Opponent of land-leasing, Okello Akway Ochalla, sentenced for plotting against the state
Shanghai Pengxin brings in local investors but purchase of Kidman still a political issue
Investment bids stall in Australia and New Zealand
Canadian pension fund’s purchase spurs backlash
Norway has offered Indonesia $1bn to stop cutting down so many trees – but progress is slow. Now its ministers are heading to the rainforests of Borneo to find out why
Two pipelines stretch from the Bay of Bengal to China. They have opened up a trail of conflict over land, as a nation struggles to open up to the world
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