
Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Act, 1995
Act 6 of 1995
- Published in Government Gazette 1040 on 3 March 1995
- Assented to on 15 February 1995
- There are multiple commencements
- [This is the version of this document from 15 March 2023 and includes any amendments published up to 1 December 2023.]
Provisions | Status |
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Part VI, section 58–60, section 61–62 | commenced on 3 March 1995. |
Section 1; Part I (section 2–13); Part VII (section 63–75); Part VIII, section 76, section 77–79, section 80–81 | commenced on 6 December 1995 by Government Notice 230 of 1995. |
Part II (section 14–15); Part III, section 16–17, section 18; Part IV (section 19–35); Part V, section 36–37, section 38–57 | commenced on 17 October 1996 by Government Notice 271 of 1996. |
Part IA (section 13A–13D); Part V, section 37A | commenced on 29 December 2001 by Act 16 of 2000. |
Part VIII, section 75A, section 76A–76B, section 79A | commenced on 29 December 2001 by Act 2 of 2001. |
Part III, section 17A; Part VI, section 60A | commenced on 1 March 2003 by Act 13 of 2002. |
- [Amended by Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Amendment Act, 2000 (Act 16 of 2000) on 29 December 2001]
- [Amended by Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Amendment Act, 2001 (Act 2 of 2001) on 29 December 2001]
- [Amended by Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Amendment Act, 2002 (Act 13 of 2002) on 1 March 2003]
- [Amended by Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Amendment Act, 2003 (Act 14 of 2003) on 19 November 2003]
- [Amended by Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Second Amendment Act, 2003 (Act 19 of 2003) on 1 April 2004]
- [Amended by Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Amendment Act, 2013 (Act 8 of 2013) on 31 May 2013]
- [Amended by Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Amendment Act, 2014 (Act 1 of 2014) on 17 March 2014]
- [Amended by Abolition of Payment by Cheque Act, 2022 (Act 16 of 2022) on 15 March 2023]
1. Definitions
In this Act, unless the context otherwise indicates -“agricultural land” means any land or an undivided share in land, other than -(a)land situated in a local authority area as defined in section l of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23 of 1992);(b)land situated in a settlement area as defined in section 1 of the Regional Councils Act, 1992 (Act 22 of 1992);(c)land of which the State is the owner or which is held in trust by the State or any Minister for any person;(d)land which the Minister by notice in the Gazette excludes from the provisions of this Act;“agricultural purposes” includes game farming;“alienate”, in relation to agricultural land, means sell, exchange, donate or otherwise dispose of, whether for any valuable consideration or otherwise, and includes, in the case where such land is registered in the name of -(a)a company, the sale or transfer of shares of the company to another person; or(b)a close corporation, the sale or transfer of any member’s interest in the close corporation, or any portion of such interest to another person.[definition of “alienate” substituted by Act 13 of 2002 and by Act 1 of 2014; the definition as substituted by Act 1 of 2014 should end with a semicolon rather than a full stop]“body corporate” means a body corporate established by an Act of Parliament, but does not include a company or close corporation formed by virtue only of being registered respectively under the Companies Act, 1973 (Act No. 61 of 1973), and the Close Corporations Act, 1988 (Act No. 26 of 1988);[The definition of “body corporate” is inserted by Act 13 of 2002. The Companies Act 61 of 1973 has been replaced by the Companies Act 28 of 2004.]“close corporation” means a close corporation registered under the Close Corporations Act, 1988 (Act 26 of 1988);“Commission” means the Land Reform Advisory Commission established by section 2;“company” means a company registered in terms of the Companies Act, 1973 (Act 61 of 1973);[The Companies Act 61 of 1973 has been replaced by the Companies Act 28 of 2004.]“controlling interest”, in relation to -(a)a company, means -(i)more than 50 per cent of the issued share capital of the company;(ii)more than half of the voting rights in respect of the issued shares of the company; or(iii)the power, either directly or indirectly, to appoint or remove the majority of the directors of the company without the concurrence of any other person; or(b)a close corporation, means more than 50 per cent of the interest in the close corporation;“date of expropriation” means the date contemplated in section 20(2)(b);“date of notice”, in relation to an expropriation notice or any other notice required or authorised to be given by the Minister under any provision of this Act, means the date on which such a notice is in terms of subsection (1) of section 78 delivered, tendered or posted to a person or is in terms of subsection (2) of that section published in the Gazette, and if such a notice is so delivered, tendered or posted as well as so published, the date on which it is published;“expropriation notice” means a notice contemplated in section 20(2);“foreign national” means -(a)a person who is not a Namibian citizen;(b)in relation to a company -(i)a company incorporated under the laws of any country other than Namibia; or(ii)a company incorporated in Namibia in which the controlling interest is not held by Namibian citizens or by a company or close corporation in which the controlling interest is held by Namibian citizens; and(c)in relation to a close corporation, a close corporation in which the controlling interest is not held by Namibian citizens;“Fund” means the Land Acquisition and Development Fund established by section 13A of this Act;[definition of “Fund” inserted by Act 16 of 2000]“Lands Tribunal” means the Lands Tribunal established by section 63;“legal practitioner” means a legal practitioner as defined in section 1 of the Legal Practitioners Act, 1995 (Act No. 15 of 1995);[definition of “legal practitioner” inserted by Act 13 of 2002]“local authority council” means a local authority council as defined in section 1 of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23 of 1992);“Master” means the Master of the High Court of Namibia;“Minister” means the Minister of Lands, Resettlement and Rehabilitation;“owner”, in relation to land or any registered right in or over land, means the person in whose name such land or right is registered, and includes -(a)if the owner is deceased, the executor of his or her estate;(b)if the estate of the owner has been sequestrated, the trustee of the insolvent estate;(c)if the owner is a company or a close corporation which is being wound up, the liquidator;(d)if the owner is a minor or a person otherwise under a legal disability, the guardian or curator of that person;(e)in respect of property attached in terms of an order of court, the sheriff, deputy sheriff or messenger of the court concerned, as the case may be;(f)the authorised representative of the owner in Namibia.[definition of “owner” substituted by Act 14 of 2003; the substituted definition should end with a semicolon rather than a full stop]“Permanent Secretary” means the Permanent Secretary: Lands, Resettlement and Rehabilitation;“prescribed” means prescribed by regulation by the Minister;[definition of “prescribed” inserted by Act 16 of 2000]“regional council” means a regional council established under section 2 of the Regional Councils Act, 1992 (Act 22 of 1992);“registered”, in relation to land or a right in or over land, means registered in terms of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937 (Act 47 of 1937) or the Registration of Deeds in Rehoboth Act, 1976 (Act 93 of 1976);[The Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937 and the Registration of Deeds in Rehoboth Act 93 of 1976 have been replaced by the Deeds Registries Act 14 of 2015.]“Registrar” means the registrar responsible for the deeds registry referred to in the Deeds Registries Act, 1937 (Act 47 of 1937), or the registrar responsible for the deeds registry referred to in the Registration of Deeds in Rehoboth Act, 1976 (Act 93 of 1976).[The full stop after this definition should be a semicolon as it is no longer the last definition in the section. The Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937 and the Registration of Deeds in Rehoboth Act 93 of 1976 have been replaced by the Deeds Registries Act 14 of 2015.]“staff member” means a staff member as defined in section 1(1) of the Public Service Act, 1995 (Act No. 13 of 1995);[definition of “staff member” inserted by Act 13 of 2002]“this Act” includes the regulations made thereunder.[definition of “this Act” inserted by Act 2 of 2001]Part I – LAND REFORM ADVISORY COMMISSION
2. Establishment of Land Reform Advisory Commission
There is hereby established a commission to be known as the Land Reform Advisory Commission.3. Functions of the Commission
The functions of the Commission shall be -4. Composition of the Commission
5. Term of office
Subject to section 6(1), a member of the Commission shall hold office for a period of three years from the date of appointment and may be re-appointed upon the expiry of such term.6. Vacation of office and filling of vacancies
7. Remuneration and allowances
A member of the Commission or of a committee thereof established under section 9(1), who is not in the full-time employment of the Public Service, shall be paid such remuneration and allowances as the Minister may determine with the concurrence of the Minister of Finance.[section 7 amended by Act 13 of 2002; changes to punctuation not indicated by amendment markings]8. Meetings
9. Committees
10. Disclosure of interest
11. Prohibition on publication or disclosure of information
12. Expenditure
The remuneration and allowances payable to -13. Performance of functions of Commission
Part IA – LAND ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT FUND
[PART IA, comprising sections 13A-13D, inserted by Act 16 of 2000]13A. Establishment of the Land Acquisition and Development Fund
13B. Appropriation of the Fund
There shall be defrayed from the Fund -13C. Administration of the Fund
13D. Accounting responsibility
Part II – ACQUISITION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND BY STATE FOR PURPOSES OF LAND REFORM
14. Power of Minister to acquire agricultural land for purposes of land reform
15. Inspection of agricultural land to be acquired
Part III – PREFERENT RIGHT OF STATE TO PURCHASE AGRICULTURAL LAND
16. Definition for purposes of Part III
For the purposes of this Part, “certificate of waiver”, in relation to any offer to sell agricultural land in terms of subsection (4) of section 17, means a statement in writing made by the Minister certifying that the State waives its preferent right conferred by subsection (1) of that section and does not intend to acquire the agricultural land in question at the time of the offer.17. Vesting in State of preferent right to purchase agricultural land
17A. Period of validity of certificates of waiver
18. Restriction on transfers of agricultural land
Part IV – COMPULSORY ACQUISITION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND
19. Definition for purposes of Part IV
For the purposes of this part “property” means -20. Power of Minister to expropriate certain property
21. Passing of ownership in expropriated property
22. Duties of owner of property expropriated
23. Offers of compensation
24. Advance payment of portion of compensation offered
25. Basis on which compensation is to be determined
26. Compensation for rights under unregistered leases
27. Determination of compensation by Lands Tribunal or by arbitration in absence of agreement
28. Orders as to costs
29. Effect of application for determination of compensation and of noting of appeal
Notwithstanding any application in terms of section 27(1) for the determination of compensation or an appeal against such a determination of the Lands Tribunal, the other provisions of this Act shall apply as if no such application or appeal had been made.30. Discharge of debt secured by mortgage bond, and payment of compensation for certain unregistered rights
31. Deposit of compensation money with Master
32. Termination of unregistered rights in respect of land expropriated
Where agricultural land is expropriated in terms of section 20, all rights in respect of such land not registered or recorded against the title deed thereof, except rights under a mineral licence, mining claim or mining licence referred to in section 20(4)(a), shall terminate on the date of expropriation and the State shall not be obliged, subject to sections 26 and 30, to pay any compensation for such rights.33. Withdrawal of expropriation notice
34. Expropriation of remainder where portion of land is expropriated
The power of the Minister in terms of section 20 to expropriate only a portion of agricultural land, shall include the power to expropriate the remainder of such land if the owner so requests and satisfies the Minister that such remainder has because of the expropriation been rendered uneconomical to the owner, and the Minister may expropriate such remainder notwithstanding that it is not required for a purpose contemplated in section 14(1).35. Application of Expropriation Ordinance, 1978
Part V – ALLOTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL LAND
[heading of PART V substituted by Act 13 of 2002]36. Definition for purposes of Part V
For the purposes of this Part “farming unit” means any piece of surveyed land allotted or available for allotment under the provisions of this Part.37. Power of Minister to alienate, lease or dispose of certain State land or agricultural land
Subject to the provisions of this Part, the Minister, after consultation with the Commission, may, by way of lease or in such other manner as may be prescribed, and under a scheme or otherwise allot to any person or group of persons contemplated in section 14(1), for agricultural purposes -[introductory words of section 37 amended by Act 13 of 2002]37A. Development or improvement of Land
The Minister may, from monies available in the Fund, arrange for the undertaking of the development or improvement of land referred to in section 37 by any authority or person, subject to such terms and conditions determined by the Minister in concurrence with the Minister of Finance.[Section 37A is inserted by Act 16 of 2000. The word “Land” in the heading should not be capitalised.]38. Subdivision of land
39. Preparation and publication of allotment plans
40. Disposal of farming units reverting to the State
41. Applications for allotment and consideration of applications
42. Duration and registration of leases
43. Rent of farming unit
The yearly rent payable in respect of any farming unit shall be such amount, and shall be payable on such terms and conditions, as the Minister, on the recommendation of the Commission, may determine.44. Occupation of farming unit leased
45. Termination of lease
46. Restraint on certain transactions by lessee of farming unit
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[section 47 deleted by Act 13 of 2002]48. ***
[section 48 deleted by Act 13 of 2002]49. ***
[section 49 deleted by Act 13 of 2002]50. Cancellation of lease
51. Debts due under lease cancelled or surrendered
52. Insolvency of lessee
53. Death or mental illness of lessee
54. ***
[section 54 deleted by Act 13 of 2002]55. ***
[section 55 deleted by Act 13 of 2002]56. ***
[section 56 deleted by Act 13 of 2002]57. Right to enter and inspect
Part VI – RESTRICTION ON ACQUISITION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND BY FOREIGN NATIONALS
58. Restriction on acquisition of agricultural land by foreign nationals
59. Acquisition and holding of agricultural land for foreign national
No person shall acquire and hold, as a nominee owner, on behalf or in the interest of any foreign national any agricultural land if the Minister’s written consent therefor has not been obtained as required by section 58.60. Agricultural land unlawfully acquired or held
60A. Offence relating to sale or disposal otherwise of agricultural land
61. Restrictions upon registration of agricultural land
62. Exemptions under this Part
Part VII – THE LANDS TRIBUNAL
63. Lands Tribunal
64. Oath of office
65. Assessors
66. Registrar of Lands Tribunal
The Minister shall appoint an officer of the Public Service to be the registrar of the Lands Tribunal who shall be in charge of the administrative functions of the Lands Tribunal.67. Seat and jurisdiction of Lands Tribunal
68. Proceedings of Lands Tribunal
69. Rules of Lands Tribunal
70. Representation
In any proceedings before the Lands Tribunal a party to such proceedings may appear personally or by a legal practitioner.[section 70 amended by Act 13 of 2002]71. Summoning of witnesses
72. Costs
Subject to the provisions of sections 27 and 28, the Lands Tribunal may in any proceedings before it make an order as to costs as it thinks fit.73. Contempt of Lands Tribunal
74. Appeals
Any party to any proceedings before the Lands Tribunal may appeal against any decision, order or determination, given by the Lands Tribunal as if it were a judgment or an order given in civil proceedings by a single judge of the High Court of Namibia sitting as a court of first instance, and, for the purposes of prosecuting any such an appeal the provisions relating to appeals of the High Court Act, 1990 (Act 16 of 1990) and of the Supreme Court Act, 1990 (Act 15 of 1990), as well as the rules of court made under those Acts, respectively, shall apply mutatis mutandis.75. Expenses of Lands Tribunal
The expenditure incidental to the performance of functions of the Tribunal shall be defrayed from the Fund.[section 75 amended by Act 13 of 2002]Part VIII – LAND TAX AND GENERAL
[heading of PART VIII substituted by Act 2 of 2001]75A. Definition for purposes of Part VIII
In the application of the provisions of this Part and of any regulations made pursuant to section 76 “owner” shall, to the extent that those provisions relate to land tax, include a representative referred to in paragraph (bb) of the proviso to section 76A.[section 75A inserted by Act 2 of 2001]76. Land tax
76A. Representatives of owners of agricultural land
The person responsible for exercising any power or performing any duty relating to land tax conferred or imposed by or under this Act on an owner shall -76B. Exemption from land tax
77. Regulations
78. Service of notices and documents
79. Penalty for hindering or obstructing
Any person who wilfully hinders or obstructs any person authorised by or under this Act to enter upon any land for the purpose of inspection or carrying out any act prescribed by this Act or from performing his or her functions or any duly authorised person taking possession of any agricultural land in terms of this Act or exercising any rights or performing any functions under this Act in relation thereto, shall be guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding N$20 000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years, or to both such fine and imprisonment.79A. Delegation of powers and assignment of duties
80. Authority for limitation of rights in respect of immovable property
In so far as the provisions of this Act limit the fundamental right of persons to dispose of immovable property and authorise the compulsory acquisition by the State of immovable property and of rights in or over such property, those provisions are enacted on authority of Article 16(2) of the Namibian Constitution, read with Article 23(2) thereof.81. Short title and commencement
History of this document
15 March 2023 this version
Amended by
Abolition of Payment by Cheque Act, 2022
17 March 2014
31 May 2013
01 April 2004
19 November 2003
01 March 2003
29 December 2001
17 October 1996
06 December 1995
03 March 1995
Commenced
15 February 1995
Assented to
Subsidiary legislation
Title | Numbered title |
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General Regulations, 1996 | Government Notice 272 of 1996 |
Land Valuation and Taxation Regulations, 2007 | Government Notice 120 of 2007 |
Regulations in relation to Acquisition of Agricultural Land by Foreign Nationals, 1996 | Government Notice 257 of 1996 |
Regulations on Criteria to be used for Expropriation of Agricultural Land, 2016 | Government Notice 209 of 2016 |
Regulations on Procedure to Sublease Portion of Farming Unit, 2013 | Government Notice 241 of 2013 |
Regulations relating to exemption of certain agricultural land from section 17 of Act, 2014 | Government Notice 233 of 2014 |
Cited documents 20
Legislation 20
- Administration of Estates Act, 1965
- Banking Institutions Act, 1998
- Building Societies Act, 1986
- Close Corporations Act, 1988
- Deeds Registries Act, 1937
- Expropriation Ordinance, 1978
- Foreign Investments Act, 1990
- High Court Act, 1990
- Income Tax Act, 1981
- Legal Practitioners Act, 1995
- Local Authorities Act, 1992
- Minerals (Prospecting and Mining) Act, 1992
- Posts and Telecommunications Companies Establishment Act, 1992
- Public Service Act, 1995
- Regional Councils Act, 1992
- Registration of Deeds in Rehoboth Act, 1976
- Special Advisers and Regional Governors Appointment Act, 1990
- State Finance Act, 1991
- Stock Exchanges Control Act, 1985
- Supreme Court Act, 1990
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- Shalukeni & Others v Damaseb & Others (SA 21 of 2019) [2020] NASC 47 (4 December 2020)
- Snyman and Another v Jordaan N.O (SA 7 of 2015) [2016] NASC 29 (29 November 2016)
- Strauss and Another v Labuschagne (SA 44 of 2009) [2012] NASC 6 (21 June 2012)
- Tjihero and Another v Kauari and Another (3) (SA 59 of 2017) [2019] NASC 580 (25 June 2019)
- Traupe Farming CC and Another v The President of the Valuation Court (459 of 2017) [2018] NAHCMD 68 (21 February 2018)
- Van Straten N.O. v Kaune and Others (25 of 2017) [2017] NAHCMD 254 (5 September 2017)
- Wohlfart v Bergh & Others (HC-MD-CIV-MOT-GEN 4 of 2019) [2021] NAHCMD 264 (28 May 2021)
- Wyss and Another v Hungamo and Others (APPEAL 189 of 2015) [2016] NAHCMD 264 (13 September 2016)
- Wyss and Another v Hungamo and Others (Appeal Judgment) (SA 60 of 2016) [2018] NASC 16 (23 April 2018)
Law Reform Report 2
- Discussion Paper on Issues relating to the Insolvency Act, 1936
- Report on the Repeal of Obsolete Laws
Legislation 8
- Abolition of Payment by Cheque Act, 2022
- Basic Education Act, 2020
- Deeds Registries Act, 2015
- General Regulations, 1996
- Income Tax Act, 1981
- Regulations on Procedure to Sublease Portion of Farming Unit, 2013
- Regulations relating to exemption of certain agricultural land from section 17 of Act, 2014
- Suspension of Operation of Provisions of Certain Laws and Ancillary Matters Regulations