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Uncertainty about investor protection affects Foreign Direct Investment into SA

By Janice Roberts at New Media
18 April 2018 • 1 min read

South Africa’s government is juggling a lot of balls as it tries to find solutions to speed up land reform, while at the same time searching for a considered approach to assure local and international investors that their investment rights are protected.  A Joint Constitutional Review Committee has been mandated to review the merits of changing Section 25 of the Constitution to allow for ‘expropriation (of assets) without compensation’ and a task team has been established by President Ramaphosa to reassure South Africans that government’s position on land reform is not a form of ‘smash and grab’. (more…)


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