Author: Bernadette Atuahene, International Affairs Fellow, 2007-2008
July/August 2011
Foreign Affairs
When apartheid ended, the new regime in South Africa promised to redistribute land that whites had stolen from blacks. Yet nearly two decades later, it has largely failed to do so -- and the patience of the dispossessed is running out.
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