Stakeholders have called for stronger enforcement of land laws, tighter controls on land transactions and greater public awareness to reduce land disputes and protect women’s rights to own and...
By
Nasra Abdallah
Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Limited
Dar es Salaam. Stakeholders have called for stronger enforcement of land laws, tighter controls on land transactions and greater public awareness to reduce land disputes and protect women’s rights to own and use land.
HakiArdhi executive director said land disputes, were limiting women’s access to land
OWNERSHIP The Village Land Act No. 5 provides for women to acquire and transfer land
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