The Fatherland Foundation intends to have certain provisions of the new Expropriation Act declared unconstitutional.  There are many provisions in the Act that are not controversial, and to a certain extent constitute an improvement on the 1975 Act.  

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The principle, however, that any form of property can be expropriated without compensation at market value, goes against all principles of any constitutional state, as well as international law.  

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For that reason, we are of the opinion that the provisions relating to possible payment for a property to be expropriated, at a lower amount than market value, are unconstitutional, and that they are also directly contrary to article 25 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa.  

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The Fatherland Foundation therefore intends to have parts of this Act declared unconstitutional, and will launch such a court application without the cooperation of any other parties.  

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The Vaderland Foundation is assisted by legal practitioners on a special basis, but still needs funds to manage and drive such an application.

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Defend Private Property Rights

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The Fatherland Foundation is gathering support to oppose the Expropriation Act. We believe every South African deserves the security of knowing that their property rights are protected by law.

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Your voice matters. Join our campaign by adding your name to the petition and standing with us to ensure that government policies respect private property rights and provide fair compensation.

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Act Now:

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• Sign the Petition: Make your voice heard and demand a prompt amendment proposal for the Expropriation Act.

• Share This Message: Help spread the word among your friends, family, and community.

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Together, we can strive for policies that honor our rights and protect our future. If these measures move forward unchecked, we will continue to challenge them until our voices are heard and our rights are fully protected.

Stand with The Fatherland Foundation today—because every property owner deserves justice.