Ramaphosa: Land grabs will not be tolerated

"Nobody has any right to invade land, violate other people's rights," said Ramaphosa.

Ramaphosa spent the weekend in Soweto and Tshwane encouraging South Africans to register ahead of next year's general elections. 

He also visited Olievenhoutbosch in the Centurion area, the same neighbourhood where people started invading a vacant piece of land on Friday. 

There has also been an illegal land invasion in the Blue Hills area in Midrand, with people claiming that their local Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) branch leader told them to take a plot.

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Parliament is set to continue its discussions on land expropriation without compensation this week.

The President condemned the incidents, saying government will act against lawlessness.

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"That is a clear sign of disorder, clear sign of violating not only the law but other people's rights. We've all agreed that South Africa is a country of rule of law, and all of us agreed that we should not tolerate disorder and lawlessness of that type."

Meanwhile, Gauteng Premier David Makhura said Police are investigating the incidents.

"These are people who are traveling from somewhere else. They arrive there in lots of cars. It's organised, it's well orchastrated."

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Makhura added the SAPS are currently tracing the number plates of the cars.