The national government’s failure rate of land reform projects is currently standing at 92%

Reviews

Claim(permalink)

The national government’s failure rate of land reform projects is currently standing at 92%

✓africa-check rating: uncertain; published on 2019-03-24

Factors

veracity

Political Leaning

left political leaning

Sentiment

neutral sentiment

Date published

2019-03-24

Entities

Mars Land reform in Zimbabwe Determinant 2017 United Kingdom general election Soweto Democratic Republican Alliance Nonprofit organization North West England Space Shuttle Enterprise Palestinian territories Einstein family Bosnia and Herzegovina 2019 Indian general election Limpopo Eastern Cape Eswatini Mpumalanga Land reform International Labour Organization KwaZulu-Natal Gauteng Cape Town Namibia Applied Digital Data Systems Unemployment African National Congress The Who Western Cape Johannesburg New Zealand Labour Party Satellite Management Libya Manifesto Greece Audit Agriculture World Health Organization United Nations South Africa Summary statistics City Press (South Africa)Labour Force Survey Northern Cape Cherry picking Parliamentary opposition Orange Free State Statistics South Africa Ariadne Lebak Regency Oosthuizen William Kingdon Clifford Benchmarking Statistics Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Inconceivable (TV series)Saint Lucia North Macedonia Economy

The data contained in CIMPLE Explorer comes from CIMPLE Knowledge Base. CIMPLE Explorer has been developed at EURECOM.

CIMPLE Explorer