Land sector marred by corruption, poor governance – Dikoloti

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Dikoloti stated that the true value of land extends beyond its market price PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG

FRANCISTOWN: The Assistant Minister of Lands and Agriculture, Dr Edwin Dikoloti, has revealed that the land sector is plagued by unethical practices, including nepotism, corruption, fraud, clientelism, and inefficiency.

In his address during the recent Land Pitso, Dikoloti stated that the above-mentioned feedback is consistently echoed by citizens during kgotla meetings and office visits.

To address the issues, the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) will present a report, prompting reflection and action.

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Land sector marred by corruption, poor governance – Dikoloti

FRANCISTOWN: The Assistant Minister of Lands and Agriculture, Dr Edwin Dikoloti, has revealed that the land sector is plagued by unethical practices, including nepotism, corruption, fraud, clientelism, and inefficiency.

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