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You are here: Home / News / AfriForum dispels myth that whites own 72% of land in South Africa at property rights conference – AfriForum | SA News

AfriForum dispels myth that whites own 72% of land in South Africa at property rights conference – AfriForum | SA News

26 June 2026 by Guest
Soundbite: Ernst van Zyl (English)
Soundbite: Ernst van Zyl (Afrikaans)

AfriForum today debunked the myth regarding 72% white ownership of land during a conference on property rights. The conference, held in Pretoria, aimed to examine the various misperceptions and lies about land ownership, land reform and expropriation without compensation. The findings presented at this conference will form an important part of both the domestic and international component of AfriForum’s ongoing fight to protect private property rights.

According to the organisation, various allegations in South Africa’s controversial and emotional debate about land are presented as facts without proper…

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