Council, Land Board win Kweneng cemetery case

Kweneng Land Board and the Kweneng District Council have won a case in which Clement Kgosiemang, commonly known as Shialala, had taken them to court after the Land Board ruled that he had no land rights in a certain piece of land (cemetery) he has fenced at Magokotswane ward in Molepolole.

The Gaborone Land tribunal issued a default judgement on Monday in Molepolole in favour of the defendants, the Land Board and Council at the Molepolole Magistrate Court after the complainant absented himself. His lawyers also said they were no longer representing him.

The Land Tribunal relocated the case from Gaborone to Molepolole Magistrate Court as the case was of interest to members of the community who usually throng the court in large numbers.

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