What are 3 components of land reform in South Africa ?

1. Redistribution of land: This involves transferring land from large commercial farms to previously disadvantaged individuals or communities, with the aim of addressing historical injustices and promoting equitable access to land.

2. Restitution of land rights: This component involves returning land to individuals or communities who were forcibly removed from their land during apartheid or colonial rule. The government is responsible for facilitating the process of land restitution and compensating those who lost their land.

3. Land tenure reform: This component focuses on securing land rights for vulnerable groups such as farm workers, farm dwellers, and women. It aims to protect these groups from eviction, ensure their security of tenure, and promote their access to land for agricultural purposes.

1. Land redistribution: Transferring land ownership from white landowners to black farmers and communities who were historically dispossessed.
2. Land restitution: Returning land to communities that were forcibly removed from their land during the apartheid era.
3. Agricultural development: Providing support and resources to black farmers to improve their productivity and profitability, and promoting sustainable land use practices.