Parlement April 2023 Hansard Landelike sake en grondeise

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Die invloede, beheer en kontrole vanaf die Britse statebond is sedert 1994 steeds doenig in Suid-Afrika onder die ANC se beheer.  Suid-Afrika is en bly steeds deel van die Britse statebond.  Die ANC het in 1994 daarby aangesluit – alles opdragte van hul heersers af wat om uit te voer.   Saam die liberaal verligte kommuniste en ryk bevoordeeldes, monopolie, dit het REEDS voor 1994 begin, Dakar ea.  Alles word op ‘n rassistiese basis hanteer teenoor die Boere volk om hul ekonomies uit te wis.

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Tydens ‘n vergadering in April 2023, het Modise gesê dat die rantsoenbesteding van meer as R73 miljoen deur die SANW ‘n massiewe bydrae sal wees wat die aktivering van die landelike belanghebbendes naby militêre instellings behoort te fasiliteer.    ‘Premier’ Modise het gesê dat werkskepping en plaaslike ekonomiese ontwikkeling in Tlokwe Plaaslike Munisipaliteit ‘n hupstoot moet kry met meer as R61 miljoen besteding aan militêre massas in Potchefstroom.

Die komitee het hul kommer uitgespreek oor die stadige proses om grond aan begunstigdes oor te dra.  Dit was nooit hul plan in elk geval om een hektaar aan enige persoon oor te dra nie.   Die departement is gevra oor die voorsiening van kwarantynstasies om dieresiektes te hanteer. Die kwessie van onvoldoende landbouvoorligtingsbeamptes is ook na vore gebring. Die Komitee het ‘n mate van teleurstelling uitgespreek dat die prestasieplanne nie kwessies weerspieël om plaasbewoners en arbeidshuurders te bespoedig nie.

Die Kommissie vir Restitusie van Grondrestitusieregte het ook sy 2023/2024 jaarlikse prestasieplanne voorgelê. Dit het besonderhede verskaf van grondeise wat afgehandel en afgehandel word, en die provinsiale uiteensetting. Die Kommissie het sy mediumtermyn-bestedingsraamwerk voorgelê.

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ILIMA-LETSEMA INISIATIEF

Met hierdie inisiatief is daar 100% rassisme en diskriminasie aan die gang in die landbou bedryf.   Dit is slegs op swart en ander ‘opkomende’ boere van toepassing.

Die APP het ten doel gehad om voedselsekerheid aan te spreek en veral die ‘agtergeblewe’ boere te posisioneer om tot die ekonomie by te dra. Die omvang van ondersteuning aan boere het gewissel volgens die skaal van bedrywighede en produkte. Die produksie-insette het belangrik gebly, veral vir kleinboere en bestaansboere, en is gelewer deur programme soos Ilima/Letsema en die Presidensiële Indiensneming Stimulus-inisiatief.   

Meganisasie-ondersteuning vir boere is gedoen deur voedselproduksie-ondersteuningseenhede, waar hulle funksioneel was, en deur provinsiale departemente. Dit was egter nie genoeg nie. Jong boere in haar kiesafdeling het vir haar gesê dat hulle die meganisasiepogings waardeer, maar die massiwiteit van die gebied en beperkte trekkrag het produksievermoë beïnvloed. Opleidingsondersteuning was nog ‘n belangrike area. Dit is ook aan kommersiële boere verskaf om te verseker dat hulle hul goedere kon verhandel.

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HAWENS WAT GEBLOKKEER IS, LOOP HAND AAN HAND MET EKONOMIESE VERNIETIGING

Nugter alleen weet wie het hierdie opdrag uitgegee aan hawebestuurders en personeel om dit te blokkeer.    Van wie af het hierdie opdrag gekom?

Ministers, Parlement en Departemente is veronderstel om grond oor te dra, want die regering besit die meeste grond.   

Meer as 5000 plase is na 1994 aangekoop, met belastinggeld, maar die plase wat eens produktief en uitvoerplase was, staan onbenut.   OF andersinds is dit aan mynmagnate oorhandig vir ekstra inkomstes aan die regering en aan die mynmagnate.    Lees gerus wat broei in al die slim stede, dan is daar ewe skielik geld om dit te ‘ontwikkel’ met belastinginkomstes.

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SA HANSARD: 
Die departement het voortgegaan om entiteite soos Transnet te betrek om die hawe-infrastruktuur te deblokkeer.

Die herlewing van landelike gebiede was steeds belangrik om te verseker dat onbenutte grond in produksie gebring word en die departement sal saamwerk met die provinsies, tradisionele leiers en ander gemeenskapsorganisasies. Dit was ‘n sleutelproses in die landbou- en landbou verwerking meesterplan vir die verbetering van landelike infrastruktuur soos paaie en besproeiing. Daar was ‘n behoefte aan die rehabilitasie van ouer skemas om die boere doeltreffend te ondersteun. Bergingsgeriewe was ‘n probleem, veral in landelike gebiede.

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SLEGS SWART EN ANDERSKLEURIGES

Program drie: Voedselsekerheid, grondhervorming en restitusie

Die doel was om 715 uitvoerende lede van Communal Property Associations (CPA’s) op te lei en om 800 studente by landbou-opleidingsinstellings in te skryf. Ses-en-sestig boere sal ingevolge die Grondontwikkelings ondersteuningsprogram ondersteun word. Die departement het beplan om 42 456 hektaar toe te ken, 349 grondeise af te handel en 406 grondeise af te handel.

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Program vier: Landelike ontwikkeling

Die “National Rural Youth Services Corps”-program sou 4 500 jongmense oplei, 485 jongmense aan werksgeleenthede koppel en 309 jongmense met sake-ontwikkeling ondersteun. Drie-en-tagtig infrastruktuurprojekte sou voltooi word.

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Rassisme en diskriminasie teenoor die Boere volk – net hulself sal weet hoeveel sukses hul daarmee sal behaal

Program vyf: Ekonomiese ontwikkeling, handel en bemarking

Die Departement sal 108 landboukoöperasies deur die “Farm Together Agricultural Cooperative Training Program” oplei. Dit sal al die AgriSEB-fondsaansoeke beoordeel. Een-en-veertig Boereproduksie-ondersteuningseenhede (FPSU’s) sal ondersteun word. Die Departement sal 87 landbou-ondernemings en 18 nie-landbou-ondernemings ondersteun.

Mikro-Landbou Finansiële Instellings van Suid-Afrika (MAFISA)-lenings sal vir 35 kleinboere-produsente verwerk word. ‘n Verdere 300 kleinboere sal vir landboubemarking in staat wees. Die Departement sal ses handelsooreenkomste implementeer, vyf handelsooreenkomste onderhandel, ses multilaterale verbintenisse implementeer en ‘n statusverslag oor bilaterale verbintenisse in Afrika verskaf.

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Program ses: Grondadministrasie

Wat aktes aanbetref, sou 95 persent binne sewe dae vanaf indiening beskikbaar gestel word en 95 persent van geregistreerde aktes sou binne tien dae vanaf registrasiedatum afgelewer word. Die Departement sal ‘n implementerings- en moniteringsverslag oor die Nasionale Ruimtelike Ontwikkelingsraamwerk en die Nasionale Ruimtelike Aksiegebiede ontwikkel. Professionele en tegniese ondersteuning sal aan agt staatsorgane verskaf word om die Wet op Ruimtelike Data-infrastruktuur van 2003 te implementeer. Die kadastrale dokumente sal binne 16 werksdae verwerk word. Dit sal gemiddeld tien werksdae neem om nuwe kadastrale dokumente by die kadastrale ruimtelike inligtingdatastel te voeg.

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Kommissie oor Restitusie van Grondregte (CRLR) Jaarlikse Prestasieplan 2023/24

Me Nomfundo Ntloko, hoofgrondeisekommissaris, CRLR, het die komitee deur hul aanbieding en voorlegging geneem. Die inligtingsessie het die strategiese plan, jaarlikse prestasieplan, operasionele plan, prestasie-ooreenkomste en werkplanne gedek.

Sy het aan Lede gesê dat die CRLR besig is om na outonomie te beweeg, soos deur die Ouditeur-generaal beveel en aanbeveel deur die Departement van Beplanning, Monitering en Evaluering in die restitusie-evaluering wat in 2014 uitgevoer is. Die strategiese doelwitte en doelwitte van die CRLR het weerklank gevind. die doelwitte en doelwitte van die Departement.

Die CRLR het tot dusver 82 761 eise afgehandel. Altesaam 3,8 miljoen hektaar is toegeken teen ‘n koste van R25 biljoen. ’n Bedrag van R21 biljoen is as finansiële vergoeding betaal. Tot dusver het 452 829 huishoudings baat gevind, waarvan 174 302 deur vroue gelei is en 1 240 aan die hoof van persone met ‘n gestremdheid.

Die CRLR sou 349 grondeise vir skikking aanbeveel en het gehoop om almal af te handel. Dit wou 406 grondeise finaliseer. Die teiken vir die afhandeling van grondeise sal alle provinsies dek. Die afhandeling van grondeise in KwaZulu-Natal was die hoogste met 90 eise en die laagste was in die Noordwes-provinsie met twee eise. Die teiken vir afgehandelde eise was die hoogste in KwaZulu-Natal met 90 eise en die laagste was in die Noord-Kaap met vyf eise. Die aanbieding het ‘n gedetailleerde tabel verskaf oor die begrotingstoekenning vir elke item en subprogram.

Die Komitee is meegedeel dat die CRLR bestaan het uit die Hoof Grondeisekommissaris, ‘n Adjunk Grondeisekommissaris en ‘n Streekgrondeisekommissaris wat almal by die nasionale kantoor gesetel was. Die kommissarisse is bygestaan deur personeel in diens van die Staatsdienswet en deur die DALRRD na die CRLR gesekondeer. Daar was 15 provinsiale kantore in die nege provinsies. Die provinsiale kantore is gelei deur hoofdirekteure wat direk aan die Hoof Grondeisekommissaris gerapporteer het. Die pos van Adjunk Grondeisekommissaris was in die proses om gevul te word. Daar was 14 personeellede met gestremdhede, wat 2,1 persent van die totaal uitmaak. Daar was 383 vroulike personeellede, wat 56 persent van die personeel uitmaak.

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Modise said that the ration spending of over R73 million by the SANDF will be a massive contribution that should facilitate the activation of the rural stakeholders close to military establishments.     She stated that job creation and local economic development in Tlokwe Local Municipality should be boosted by over R61 million spend on military masses in Potchefstroom.

The Committee raised concerns about the slow process of transferring land to beneficiaries. The Department was asked about the provision of quarantine stations to deal with animal diseases. The issue of insufficient agricultural extension officers was also brought forward. The Committee expressed some disappointment that the performance plans did not reflect issues to do farm dwellers and labour tenants.

The Commission on Restitution of Land Restitution Rights also presented its 2023/2024 annual performance plans. It provided details of land claims being settled and finalised, and the provincial breakdown. The Commission presented its medium term expenditure framework.

The APP aimed to address food security and position farmers to contribute to the economy. The range of support to farmers varied according to the scale of operations and products. The production inputs remained important, particularly for smallholder and subsistence farmers, and were delivered through programmes such as Ilima/Letsema and the Presidential Employment Stimulus Initiative. Mechanisation support for farmers was done through food production support units, where they were functional, and through provincial departments. However, this was not enough. Young farmers in her constituency had told her that they appreciated the mechanisation efforts, but the massiveness of the area and limited traction power impacted production capacity. Training support was another important area. It was also provided to commercial farmers to ensure that they were able to trade their goods.

The revitalisation of rural areas continued to be important to ensure unutilised land was brought into production and the Department would work with the provinces, traditional leaders and other community organisations. This was a key process in the agriculture and agro-processing master plan for improving rural infrastructure such as roads and irrigation. There was a need for the rehabilitation of older schemes to support the farmers effectively. Storage facilities were an issue, especially in rural areas.

The Department continued to engage entities such as Transnet to unblock the port infrastructure.

The revitalisation of rural areas continued to be important to ensure unutilised land was brought into production and the Department would work with the provinces, traditional leaders and other community organisations. This was a key process in the agriculture and agro-processing master plan for improving rural infrastructure such as roads and irrigation. There was a need for the rehabilitation of older schemes to support the farmers effectively. Storage facilities were an issue, especially in rural areas.

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Programme three: Food security, land reform and restitution

The aim was to train 715 executive members of Communal Property Associations (CPAs) and to enrol 800 students at agricultural training institutes. Sixty-six farmers would be supported In terms of the Land Development Support Programme. The Department planned to allocate 42 456 hectares, settle 349 land claims and finalise 406 land claims.

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Programme four: Rural development

The National Rural Youth Services Corps programme would train 4 500 young people, link 485 young people to job opportunities and support 309 young people with business development. Eighty-three infrastructure projects would be completed.

Racism and discrimination against the Boere people

Programme five: Economic development, trade and marketing

The Department would train 108 agricultural cooperatives through the Farm Together Agricultural Cooperative Training Programme. It would assess all of the AgriBEE fund applications. Forty-one Farmer Production Support Units (FPSUs) would be supported. The Department would support 87 agricultural enterprises and 18 non-agricultural enterprises. Micro-Agricultural Financial Institutions of South Africa (MAFISA) loans would be processed for 35 smallholder producers. A further 300 smallholder farmers would be capacitated for agricultural marketing. The Department would implement six trade agreements, negotiate five trade agreements, implement six multilateral commitments and provide a status report on bilateral engagements in Africa.

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Programme six: Land Administration

As far as deeds were concerned, 95 percent would be made available within seven days from lodgement and 95 percent of registered deeds would be delivered within ten days from registration date. The Department would develop an implementation and monitoring report on the National Spatial Development Framework and the National Spatial Action Areas. Professional and technical support would be provided to eight organs of state to implement the Spatial Data Infrastructure Act of 2003. The cadastral documents would be processed within 16 working days. It would take an average of ten working days to add new cadastral documents to the cadastral spatial information dataset.

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Commission on Restitution of Land Rights (CRLR) Annual Performance Plan 2023/24

Ms Nomfundo Ntloko, Chief Land Claims Commissioner, CRLR, took the Committee through their presentation. The briefing covered the strategic plan, annual performance plan, operational plan, performance agreements and work plans.

She told Members that the CRLR was in the process of moving to autonomy, as directed by the Auditor-General and recommended by the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation in the restitution evaluation conducted in 2014. The strategic goals and objectives of the CRLR echoed the goals and objectives of the Department.

The CRLR has so far settled 82 761 claims. A total of 3.8 million hectares had been awarded at a cost of R25 billion. An amount of R21 billion was paid in financial compensation. So far, 452 829 households have benefited, of which 174 302 were headed by women and 1 240 were headed by persons with a disability.

The CRLR would be recommending 349 land claims for settlement and hoped to settle all of them. It wanted to finalise 406 land claims. The target for settlement of land claims would cover all provinces. The settlement of land claims in KwaZulu-Natal Was the highest at 90 claims and the lowest was in the North West Province with two claims. The target for finalised claims was the highest in KwaZulu-Natal at 90 claims and the lowest was in the Northern Cape at five claims. The presentation provided a detailed table on the budget allocation for each item and sub-programme.

The Committee was told that the CRLR consisted of the Chief Land Claims Commissioner, a Deputy Land Claims Commissioner and a Regional Land Claims Commissioner who were all based at the national office. The commissioners were assisted by staff employed under the Public Service Act and seconded by the DALRRD to the CRLR. There were 15 provincial offices located in the nine provinces. The provincial offices were led by chief directors who reported directly to the Chief Land Claims Commissioner. The post of Deputy Land Claims Commissioner was in the process of being filled. There were 14 staff members with disabilities, which constituted 2.1 percent of the total. There were 383 female staff members, comprising 56 percent of the staff.

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