One Hundred Years of Dispossession

Lebogang Seale has written a personal and poignant account of the impact of South Africa’s failing and flailing land reform policy on ordinary people desperate for restorative justice. One Hundred Years of Dispossession shows not only that land reform in South Africa is a criminal failure and monumental disappointment, but more than that, it is a betrayal that punishes the affected communities whose quest for justice remains denied.

Lebogang Seale is a multi-award-winning journalist and media and communications practitioner. He holds a master’s degree in journalism and media studies from Wits University and has a wealth of experience in the mainstream media spanning over a decade. He has served as the editor of the Sunday Independent and has also managed the University of Johannesburg’s Strategic Communications division. He is a co-author of the book,

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