Land tenure in Mhala: Official wisdom ‘locked up’ in tradition and people ‘locked up’ in developmentFootnote∗

This paper has benefited from discussion with Boet Kotzé and assistance received from Yvonne Bodmer. Financial assistance from the CSIR is gratefully acknowledged.

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