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- South African farmers panic after list of apparent expropriation targets published
A list of white farmers whose lands are to be seized without compensation in South Africa has been published by the local minority rights group AfriForum. The government denies the accuracy of the list.Business News - South African farmers seek refuge in Russia’s Crimea
White South African farmers are reportedly interested in moving to Russia’s Crimean Peninsula as their government at home seeks to amend the constitution to allow for land seizures.Business News - Take away land & the poor will starve, South African farmer tells RT
White farmers in South Africa are outraged at government plans to amend the constitution to allow their lands to be seized without compensation. Investments and food production will suffer, they warn.Business News - South Africa’s land expropriation law: ‘Devastating’ for the country?
The proposed amendment to the South African constitution that will see farmers’ land seized without compensation will scare away foreign investors and imperil food security, the head of Transvaal Agricultural Union told RT.World News - South Africa to change constitution to legalize taking away white farmers' land
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has said the ruling African National Congress must initiate a parliamentary process to enshrine in the constitution a proposed amendment, paving the way for land grabs without compensation.World News - ‘They want us all to leave’: South African farmer wants to move to Russia, change name to Ivan
Half a million white South Africans have left the country in the past three decades, but most didn’t choose Russia as their new home, unlike Johannes du Toit, who is intent on settling here as Ivan Vahrushev.World News
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