Billionaires Christo Wiese and Johann Rupert give 24,500 people homes and land in South Africa

• Christo Wiese and Johann Rupert gave 24,500 people title deeds to South Africans, enabling them to own the land they live on and potentially build wealth and access credit.
• The Khaya Lam Project, backed by the Free Market Foundation, aims to promote property ownership by funding the title deed process for South Africans, with the goal of helping them overcome the lack of formal legal title deeds.
• The project's success has sparked reactions from the government and the public, with some hailing it as a model for addressing poverty and inequality in South Africa, while others have expressed concerns about the project's scope and potential impact on the country's land ownership policies.