Creator
Bulelwa Mabasa is a director and head of the land reform restitution and tenure practice at Werksmans Attorneys. She serves as the only attorney on the presidential advisory panel on land reform and is the co-author and co-editor of Land in South Africa: Contested Meanings and Nation-Formation and her memoir, My Land Obsession. She writes in her personal capacity.
My father had to fake his address to get me into a school. Now suburban decay has made me find another school for my children
The former homelands and bantustans could offer opportunities to pursue activities that would curb poverty and unemployment
Policy and debates stalling the process, while the murders of Abahlali activists are clear alarm bells and must be investigated
