Maele promises to revisit one-man-one-plot policy

Wednesday, December 09, 2015

Land seekers throng any place where there are plots for sale

FRANCISTOWN: The Minister of Lands and Housing, Prince Maele, has indicated that he will revisit the one-man-one plot policy. The idea was adopted by Parliament in July 2015 but is unpopular with the public.

Maele was speaking during the launch of the Orange Botswana and Tati Land Board (TLB) partnership last week in Tati Siding.

Maele also said that he would investigate the issue of church rental payment, as they do not have a standardised payment.

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