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An explorative case study of blockchain as a means to enhancing land registry governance to uphold property and land restitution in South Africa
Land ownership is one of the fundamental constitutional rights of every citizen in South Africa. The slow progress regarding land reform and security of tenure in the form of the transfer and registration of title deeds is arguably a failure of the State to uphold the Constitution of the Republic of...
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Graduate School of Development Policy and Practice
2025
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