>The National Assembly on Tuesday set in motion a process to amend the Constitution so as to allow for the expropriation of land without compensation.
>The motion, brought by the EFF leader Julius Malema, was adopted with a vote of 241 in support, and 83 against.
>The only parties who did not support the motion were the DA, Freedom Front Plus, Cope and the ACDP.
>The matter will now be referred to the Constitutional Review Committee which must report back to Parliament by August 30.
>The EFF's motion originally called for the establishment of an ad hoc committee, which had to report back to the National Assembly by the end of May, but the ANC suggested an amendment, which was supported by the EFF.
>Opening the debate on his motion, Malema said: "The time for reconciliation is over. Now is the time for justice."
>He said they did not seek revenge on white people, but a restoration of black people's dignity, which was deeply rooted in the land.
>Gugile Nkwinti, who was minister of rural affairs and land reform until Monday evening (now minister of water affairs), said: "The ANC unequivocally supports the principle of land expropriation without compensation.""There is no doubt about it, land shall be expropriated without compensation."
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Is this the official start of Rhodesia 2.0?
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Stay safe Rhodesia bros
What's sad is that there will be many white South Africans fleeing their country and applying for refugee status in European and North American countries, and they'll be laughed at before some Allahu Ackbears take their place.
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