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Land reform and the quest for labour tenants: reassessing tenure, power and agrarian citizenship in post-apartheid South Africa
This study examines the implementation of South Africa’s labour tenant programme to assess whether it has restored land rights and secured the livelihoods of labour tenant households in the post-apartheid period. Drawing on interviews with labour tenants, civil society organisations, and government
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