Land Audit Seeks Answers To Land Problems In Urban Areas

Monday, July 28, 2014

Just why is there so much acute shortage of land for Batswana in urban areas for a small population of Botswana in a vast land and who owns how much of this urban land.

These questions could be answered soon if a parliamentary motion by legislator Dumelang Saleshando gets the blessing of the house.

It is a case of second time lucky for the Gaborone Central MP after he had a similar motion rejected by the majority of the ruling party MPs last year.

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