Statement on the outcomes of the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Land Reform chaired by Deputy President Mabuza
15 August 2019
Deputy President David Mabuza today, Thursday, 15 August 2019, chaired the 2nd Inter-Ministerial Committee Meeting on Land Reform for the 6th Administration to evaluate progress made by government departments in the implementation of the Land Reform programme, at the Union Buildings, Pretoria.
The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Land Reform chaired by Deputy President Mabuza provides political oversight on the implementation of measures aimed at accelerating the process on land reform in South Africa. It also serves as a catalyst to fast-track land restitution and redistribution in our country.
Key amongst issued discussed at the meeting was government response to the Presidential Advisory Panel Report on Land Reform; the Draft National Spatial Development Framework; the Integrated Plan for the release and strategic utilization of government owned land; the status of Land Claims; and the Integrated model for farmer support.
Following the Presidential Advisory Panel Report on Land Reform presented to cabinet last month, the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Land Reform has further emphasised government’s directive that relevant government departments must urgently analyse the recommendations contained in the report.