Tati Land Board perseveres amid acute land shortage

Land shortage crisis: The Tati Land Board continually has an issue of land shortage
Land shortage crisis: The Tati Land Board continually has an issue of land shortage

Tati Land Board (TLB) has resolved to focus on in-fill base mapping as a way of addressing land shortage in the North East District. The move has also proven less costly and takes less time to implement as compared to the village extension model.

Responding to enquiries, the TLB public relations officer, Lebogang Kwenane admitted to the acute land shortage crisis, explaining: "The Tati Land Board continually has an issue of land shortage."

According to Kwenane the shortage is mainly in both residential and agricultural land. The district has a jurisdictional area measuring 5, 960 square kilometres comprising of 61% tribal land and 39% freehold land. Despite the acute land shortage crisis and other impediments, the TLB has persevered in its delivery of services and the focus on in-fill base mapping is proving a success as the North East District Council has already approved an in-fill lay out survey for 11 villages in the financial year 2023/24.

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