The Constitution provides that the state should pass legislation to facilitate land reform in South Africa.

Section 25 of the Constitution specifically states that the expropriation of land may be facilitated to accelerate land reform in South Africa.

Section 25 of the Constitution allows for the expropriation of land without compensation if this is considered to be in the public interest.

The expropriation of land with compensation is regulated by section 25 of the Constitution, which prescribes how such compensation should be determined.