South African billionaire Johann Rupert is funding title deeds for poor households
Johann Rupert has donated to and recapitalised Khaya Lam, which has transferred more than 21,000 title deeds to poor South African households.
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Johann Rupert has donated to and recapitalised Khaya Lam, which has transferred more than 21,000 title deeds to poor South African households.
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