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The same old story

There are a few common threads that run through most stories of those people who have, over the past 25 years, benefitted from one of South Africa’s land reform and agricultural transformation programmes. A lack of tenure security and post-settlement support, and insufficient access to markets and knowledgeable extension officers, are

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