Land Corruption, Squatting Suffocate Kweneng Board

Kgang Kgang PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Kgang Kgang PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Kweneng Land Board has admitted that land corruption and illegal occupation have been two major problems in their Board, which have subsequently slowed down progress of land distribution and allocation.

The Land Board chairperson, Kgang Kgang admitted on Friday at a press briefing that the Kweneng Land Board has been one of those that have had many issues of land corruption and that it was disheartening since some of its employees are often implicated.

“Land corruption is our major problem and often it is our employees that are implicated in massive land corruption. It is not just assumption because many of them have been caught, brought before disciplinary action and we have had many court cases because some were dismissed from work,” he said.

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