Get rid of expropriation with compensation in South Africa now

The South African government has been urged to scrap the Expropriation Act, which critics argue puts private property rights at risk, by offering 'unshakeable, unequivocal protection' for landowners. The Act's ambiguous definitions and unclear policy intentions have sparked uncertainty and concern, with the US citing the need for legal certainty to invest in the country. This move could have significant implications for the economy, with the US already warning that the Act is holding it back from investing in South Africa.