A meme widely shared on Facebook claims that white people “privately own” 22 percent of the land in South Africa. Tapping into racial tensions that have endured long after the end of ...

There is alarm white farmers in South Africa ... A government committee will report back in August on amending Article 25 of the constitution dealing with the right to own property. The white ...

White farmers own almost three-quarters of South Africa’s agricultural land, even after 23 years of government efforts to redistribute land to the black majority, City Press reported, citing a ...

In contrast, Black South Africans, comprising almost 80% of the country’s 60 million inhabitants, own a mere 4% of privately-held land. South Africa’s Expropriation Act ...

Demonstrators demand land during a march outside the opening session of the World Conference Against Racism (WCAR) in Durban, South Africa, August 31, 2001.

SEE ALSO: South Africa plan to seize white-owned farms could destroy its economy, analysts warn A 2017 government audit found that whites, who are 9 percent of South Africa’s population, own 72 ...

In corporate South Africa, white individuals occupy 62 percent of top management positions while 17 ... who make up more than 80 percent of the country’s population, own only 4 percent of the land.

Mlengana emphasized that white farmers have a future in South Africa. “Those who are going overseas ... “At this point you have been using your (own) money (for land reform); ...

STELLENBOSCH, South Africa — One cold morning, Stefan Smit, a white farmer in South Africa’s stunning wine region, woke up to find his vineyard under siege.

A law that allows the government to confiscate land has reignited racial tensions that have dogged Africa's southernmost tip ever since European settlers began arriving nearly four centuries ago.

White landowners, who make up about 8% of the population, own three quarters of South Africa's farmland, while Black South Africans, who make up 80% of the population, own 4%, according to the ...

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump confronted South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday with explosive claims of white "genocide" and unfair land seizures — claims Ramaphosa and ...