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  • December 11
  • The Nation Kenya: Anti-Graft Body Warns Over Grabbed Land

    A civil society human rights group has issued a stern warning on more public land occupied by individuals to be vacated immediately.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: EU Makes U-Turn On GPA

    THE European Union yesterday publicly acknowledged President Mugabe as the head of the inclusive Government and expressed willingness to re-engage Zimbabwe under his leadership, while acknowledging that the land issue was at the core of frosty relations over the past seven years.

  • December 10
  • The Nation Kenya: Council to Lose Title Deed for Public Beach

    The Ministry of Lands has moved fast to save the largest public beach in Mombasa from falling into private hands following public outcry.

  • The Monitor Uganda: Leaders Defy Museveni On Wetlands

    A section of local leaders in Kabale District have opposed President Museveni's proposal to compensate people occupying wetlands as a way of restoring the degraded environment.

  • New Vision Uganda: Campaign Against the Land Bill Was Misplaced [analysis]

    The Archbishop of Kampala Catholic archdiocese Cyprian Lwanga must be lauded for bringing back the debate about the Land Amendment Bill (now Act) to an even keel when he pointed out that this legislation is effectively about the relationship between the landlord and his tenants.

  • December 9
  • New Vision Uganda: Lugazi Bishop Should Not Demonise Land Bill [opinion]

    BISHOP Mathias Ssekamanya of Lugazi, while in Kayunga, was reported in The New Vision of December 3 to have re-visited, in his sermon, his subject of demonising the Land Amendment Bill 2007.

  • Leadership Nigeria: Land Revocation - Redan Threatens Court Action

    The Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN) on Monday threatened to institute legal action against state governments bent on revoking already allocated properties.

  • December 8
  • The Nation Kenya: Fake 'Evictees' Flock to Mau Camps

    People masquerading as Mau forest evictees are still trickling into transitional camps even after the completion of a profiling exercise by the government.

  • Business Day South Africa: Hope Lost in Valley of Broken Promises

    BUREAUCRATIC inertia and a financial crisis at the Land Claims Commission are having a devastating effect on both land claimants and farmers at the giant Hartbeespoort irrigation scheme in the Crocodile River valley, near Brits, a major food supplier to Gauteng.

  • The Nation Kenya: Property Audit Vital [editorial]

    If what Internal Security permanent secretary Francis Kimemia plans for property owners in Nairobi and elsewhere is effected, then many lives will be disrupted. But there could be merit in the plan.

  • Addis Fortune Ethiopia: Land Use - Where Scepticism, Opportunity Meet, Oversight is Key [editorial]

    Being the custodian of the Ethiopian state must be an undertaking that shows no gratitude in return. In many ways, it puts those at the helm of power in a position of "Damned if you do; damned if you do not."

  • Addis Fortune Ethiopia: City Lags in Leasing Land

    The leasing board of the Addis Abeba Administration has rejected the result of the lease tender the Arada District Administration had issued for four different sites in its jurisdiction on September 23, 2009.

  • Addis Fortune Ethiopia: Dukem Desires Office for Land Survey Data

    Dukem Administration has requested the Oromia Special Zone Land Administration and Environmental Protection Bureau for permission to open a new office for functions related to the geographical information system (GIS) survey, which was completed on November 22, 2009.

  • Addis Fortune Ethiopia: Last Dictum for Al-Amoudi's Plot in Piassa

    The Addis Abeba Lease Board is expected to give its final decision, over the next two weeks, concerning the 36,000sqm plot in central Piassa which had been leased to Huda Real Estate of Mohammed Ali Al-Amoudi. The land had been idle for the past 12 years.

  • Zimbabwe Standard Zimbabwe: Farmer Gets Reprieve

    HESTER Theron, the elderly mother of Commercial Farmers' Union (CFU) president, Deon Theron, who was facing eviction from her farm, has won a temporary reprieve after she successfully launched a High Court appeal against a magistrates' court ruling.

  • West Cape News South Africa: Long Wait Continues for Aged Worcester Land Claimants

    A Worcester community - including a 99-year-old woman - are desperate to have their land claims paid out more than ten years after the claims were first lodged.

  • New Vision Uganda: Government Consulted Bunyoro On Land Bill [opinion]

    I would like to make a Government response to an article in one of the dailies entitled "Passing Land Bill 'shocks' Bunyoro."

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Saka Seeks New Land From Fashola

    Founder and General Overseer of the Oketude Ministry, Prophet (Dr.) Samson Saka, has again appealed to the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN), to provide him with an alternative piece of land or personally assist him financially to buy another land for his ministry.

  • December 7
  • Mmegi/The Reporter Botswana: Mogoditshane Lands Official Explains Allocation Delays

    Mogoditshane Sub-Landboard secretary, Gosaitse Kenosi has said that shortage of plots and manual record-keeping has led to delays in land allocation in the area.

  • East African Business Week Uganda: A Building Adds Value to Land

    With population growth rates increasing, while land size remains limited, property owners are seeking ever better ways to gain off their land.

  • New Vision Uganda: Nebbi, Amuru Resolve Border Conflict

    THE leaders and communities of Amuru and Nebbi districts recently held a meeting to resolve a longtime border dispute.

  • New Vision Uganda: Sabiny Ask Govt to Resolve Land Dispute

    THE Sabiny claiming the land in Muyembe and Bunambutye subcounties in Sironko district have asked the Government to intervene in the resolution of the dispute with the Bagisu.

  • The Nation Kenya: Mau Crisis to Determine Next Crop of Leaders [opinion]

    Please don't deny us this one. We richly and rightly deserve it.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: JGSG Releases Plots to Investors

    JIGAWA state government has allocated 20 free commercial plots to applicants who have concluded arrangements to set up industries in the state.This followed government's first approach to industrialists wishing to set-up industries to come forward for free plots in the state.

  • The Nation Kenya: How Moi Allies Acquired Land Meant for Ogiek

    Thirty seven prominent people around former President Daniel arap Moi were illegally allocated land excised from the Mau Complex to settle Ogiek community members and victims of the 1992 ethnic clashes.

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