The article addresses the issue of land redistribution in South Africa and highlights the fact that restitution programmes have disproportionately benefited men over women. The article points out that despite the historical and ongoing discrimination against women in access to land, the majority of land redistribution projects have been allocated to male beneficiaries. This gender disparity is a reflection of the patriarchal nature of land ownership and distribution in South Africa, where women continue to face barriers in accessing and owning land. The article calls for greater gender equality in land redistribution programmes and highlights the importance of ensuring that women have equal access to land and resources.
