White farmers control nearly 70 percent of farms held by individual owners in South Africa. And the figure does not include land held by companies and trusts, which account for the largest share of privately owned land in the country.

White farmers control nearly 70 percent of farms held by individual owners in South Africa. And the figure does not include land held by companies and trusts, which account for the largest share of privately owned land in the country. https://t.co/x5dEbwcRkz

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