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What Can South Africa Learn from Other African Countries in Respect of Upgrading Customary Systems osferred land are uncertain. This comparative chapter outlines the position in South Africa and explores briefly experiences in Mozambique, Kenya and Ghana in order to suggest ways forward. Tenure is important because rural and peri-urban communities are amongst the poorest and their rights should no

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Land Reform in South Africa: The Politics of Expropriation Without Compensation of privately-owned land without the payment of compensation. The proposal and its reception must be located within the complex politics of land in the post-apartheid era, in a context where land reform is widely seen as failing to live up to its promise. The notion that ‘expropriation without compe

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Land Governance in the DR Congo: Ending the Deadlock and the Need for Tenure Reformsements. The projections in terms of the increase in the world population seem to privilege the question of food security, hence the quest for arable land beyond the national borders of States. Unfortunately, the pursuit of arable lands has been experiencing difficulties in relying on national land l

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Theories Guiding Land Reforms Aimed at Promoting Tenure Security: A Comparative Analysis of Zambia arameworks. This chapter analysed theories guiding land reforms aimed at promoting tenure security in Zambia and Ethiopia. The chapter adopted the comparative research method to present the findings for the two countries. The selection of the two countries for this research was purposive in that Ethi

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Land Tenure and Public Infrastructure: Airport Building in C?te d’Ivoire and Senegale and populations whose livelihoods are directly impacted by airports’ building. Several land conflicts are linked to the airport of the city of Bouaké, located in the center of C?te d‘Ivoire. Built on a parcel of common law belonging to several village communities, the land rights of this public eq