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3 December 2020
About half of Ghana's fish landing sites across the coast are under threat, Friends of the Nation (FoN), a non-governmental organisation has said. According to them, most of the fishing communities were losing their source of livelihoods to the increasing takeover of the shorelines for residential
3 December 2020
Mondulkiri officials issued a six-day ultimatum on constructions encroaching on the Doh Kramom Mountain Cultural Centre in Sen Monorom town’s Sokdum commune. The centre belongs to the Bunong indigenous people and the builders must remove the constructions immediately or face legal penalties.
1 December 2020
Good and responsible land governance and an efficient land administration system, including land use planning, are one of the pillars for sustaining food security and nutrition in Ghana. It is estimated that five per cent of the total population in Ghana are food insecure and two million people are
1 December 2020
More than 200 indigenous Bunong families in Mondulkiri province have asked authorities to retrieve 5ha of community forest land they claim had been secretly stolen from them by speculators. Roch Chok, a representative of the more than 200 families, told The Post on November 30 that two people in
30 November 2020
The Energy Ministry has commenced a stakeholder engagement in communities with the Jomoro Municipality of the Western Region for the acquisition of a 20,000-acre plot of land for the Petroleum Hub. Back in March 2019, Cabinet gave the approval for the establishment of the much-awaited petroleum hub
28 November 2020
Land-related crises are common in Nigeria. It is, probably, as old as the society. It is rooted in structural, historical and socio-economic dynamics; and it is compelled by growing urbanization. Though a national challenge, land-related crisis is more pronounced in Lagos State. Considering its
26 November 2020
There is a raging debate with regards to viability and legality of the barter deal that was agreed between Malawi government and an investor. For the starters, we understand that, to address shortage of housing among police officers, Worldwide Construction Company was awarded a K9.9 billion
24 November 2020
FG has secured $2m each for the 36 states of the federation through a World Bank-funded programme to develop their land information system. The Nigerian government has announced that it has secured the sum of $72 million from the World Bank for the 36 states of the federation to develop a land
24 November 2020
On Tuesday November 24th, the contract for the first LAND-at-scale project in Zimbabwe was signed. The contract is between the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Netherlands Enterprise Agency. The project contributes to the commitment of the Government of Zimbabwe
21 November 2020
  Land News and Analysis Weeks 43 – 46  South Africa Southern, Central and Eastern Africa 19th October – 18th November 2020 News curated via knowledgebase.land
20 November 2020
Attempts by the Agricultural Land Reform Office (Alro) to revamp its regulations to allow Sor Por Kor landholders to use their plots for non-agricultural purposes have raised real doubts about possible foul play, as illegitimate windfalls could be handed over to the rich and unscrupulous
15 November 2020
The importance of a sound land administration system (LAS) cannot be over-emphasised. This article seeks to examine the current state of the land administration system across all land-use categories in Zimbabwe, a general overview of the land administration challenges, with the aim of providing a

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