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19 June 2013 marks the Centenary of the introduction of the Natives Land Act in 1913. The Act restricted black people to own land in certain territories only and had a shattering impact on communities across the country.
Christelle du Toit reports that land reform remains an emotional issue, with much that remains to be done, but that there are examples of it both working and failing.
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– By Christelle du Toit
