Towards developing financial management strategies for land reform beneficiaries in the Bloem-fontein/Thaba Nchu area of the Free State province of South Africa

Wilhelm Nell, Machiel Viljoen and Michael Lyne

Development Southern Africa, 1999, vol. 16, issue 3, 455-466

Abstract: This article is based on research that was carried out to design financial management strategies for emerging farmers, and examines the financing problems anticipated for the beneficiaries of land reform in the Free State province. Discussions focus on criteria for detecting impending financial problems, in particular liquidity problems, and are based on the analysis of data gathered from emerging farmers by means of interviews and a questionnaire.

Date: 1999
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