Ruangwa district land officer, Mr Peter Nada, said the government was working to ensure investments complied with existing laws, but acknowledged that land disputes remained a challenge.
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Dar es Salaam. Communities living in Tanzania’s extractive areas have called for greater access to information, meaningful participation in decision-making and stronger mechanisms for seeking justice when rights are affected by mining activities.
Communities affected by mining across East Africa and the Great Lakes region now have a stronger voice in their pursuit of…
Stakeholders have called for stronger enforcement of land laws, tighter controls on land transactions and greater public…
Legal battles, licence delays and community disputes are exposing deep governance and transparency problems in Kenya’s mining…
HakiArdhi executive director said land disputes, were limiting women’s access to land
As Tanzania positions itself to become one of Africa’s major energy economies, a growing debate is emerging over whether ordinary…
The government has urged mining investors to accelerate the implementation of licensed projects, saying Tanzania now expects…
