South Africa announces seizure of white farmer's land

South Africa has for the first time moved to seize land from a white farmer, saying negotiations to buy the property to hand over to black claimants were taking too long.

South Africa has for the first time moved to seize land from a white farmer, saying negotiations to buy the property to hand over to black claimants were taking too long.

Commissioner Blessing Mphela told a news conference at the Commission on the Restitution of Land Rights in Pretoria that the seizure was a last resort.

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