HakiArdhi executive director said land disputes, were limiting women’s access to land
By
Nasra Abdallah
Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Limited
Dar es Salaam. Although women have the legal right to own land, some are losing access to it because of disputes that deprive them of opportunities to farm and support their families.
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