Expropriation hullabaloo: Seeff boss confident about SA property rights

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Samuel Seeff, chair of Cape Town-headquartered Seeff Property Group, weighs in on why he is not too worried about the Expropriation Act impacting the residential property sector, labelling Trump’s tirade as a ‘classical storm-in-a-teacup’.

10 Feb English South Africa Business · Business News

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