JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (PNN) - November 17, 2018 - After months of talks, South Africa is set to go ahead with proposals that will see farms seized without compensation - something critics have said will be devastating.
The country’s outlaw president, Cyril Ramaphosa, has been attempting to amend South Africa’s Constitution for months, but has been met with stiff opposition.
But now the controversial seizures will become legal after the changes were approved by a parliamentary review committee.













