Land expropriation in South Africa has polarised the country and is alarming investors. That's according to the South Africa Institute for Race Relations. The Institute believes that most South Africans are more keen on getting jobs and houses rather than land to farm. The Institute is a think tank that promotes ideas and policy solutions in South Africa. CGTN's Yolisa Njamela has more.
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