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The document outlines key questions related to land reform programmes, including definitions, causes, historical context, and the implications of unequal land distribution. It highlights the concentration of land ownership, problems arising from inequality, and the benefits of land reform for food security and economic empowerment. Additionally, it addresses the social benefits of land reform for rural communities.
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The document outlines key questions related to land reform programmes, including definitions, causes, historical context, and the implications of unequal land distribution. It highlights the concentration of land ownership, problems arising from inequality, and the benefits of land reform for food security and economic empowerment. Additionally, it addresses the social benefits of land reform for rural communities.
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Land Reform Programme – Questions

1. What is meant by a land reform programme?

2. State two causes of land reform programmes.

3. Explain how colonial history led to unequal land distribution.

4. Describe two ways in which land distribution was unequal before land reform.

5. Why was land ownership concentrated in the hands of a few people?

6. Mention two problems caused by inequality in land distribution.

7. State three benefits of a land reform programme.

8. How does land reform help improve food security?

9. Explain one social benefit of land reform to rural communities.

10. Why is land reform important for economic empowerment?

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