South Africa's Land Bank says land expropriation could trigger default
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's state-owned Land Bank said on Monday a plan to allow the state to seize land without compensation could trigger defaults that could cost the government 41 billion rand ($2.8 billion) if the bank's rights as a creditor are not protected.
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