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Ngwaketse Land Board Ignores Court Orders

Monday, September 27, 2021 | 1210 Views |

Chairperson of Motlhwase ward residents Itumeng Molale speaking during a meeting PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Residents of Motlhwase ward at Molapowabojang are disappointed that the Ngwaketse Land Board seems not to be taking the Land Tribunal seriously since it hardly implements what the court orders say.

The Ngwaketse Land Board had two court orders from the Land Tribunal, which instructed the Land Board to consult Motlhwase residents before they allocate plots in their area and stop the allocations to attend to the matter to solve it, but no orders have been implemented.

The court orders date back as far as 2011, 2018 and the latest one is for this year.

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Ngwaketse Land Board Ignores Court Orders

Residents of Motlhwase ward at Molapowabojang are disappointed that the Ngwaketse Land Board seems not to be taking the Land Tribunal seriously since it hardly implements what the court orders say.

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