FMF NEWSLETTER 8 April 2021

8 April 2021

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FMF FEATURE ARTICLE SA’s cellphone network is an astonishing success given state’s effort to thwart it - Christoph Klein and Leon Louw When SA “data must fall” activists demand cheap or free cellphone services, they are in denial about what is arguably our country’s most spectacular post-apartheid accomplishment — our mobile telecommunications (cellphone) system. Prices, quality, number of handsets and population coverage compare with the world’s most advanced countries.

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The Khaya Lam (My Home) Land Reform Project facilitates the transfer of freehold title deeds. The Khaya Lam initiative has completed over 10,500 title deeds, and has funding for a further 23,500. In celebration of Human Rights Day, the partnership between the Stellenbosch Municipality and the Free Market Foundation’s (FMF) Khaya Lam (My Home) Land Reform Project, and sponsored by Dr Johann Rupert and his wife Gaynor,  presented another 50 fully tradeable title deeds to new homeowners in the Mooiwater community, in Franschhoek, Western Cape.