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Anambra reviews 180 land-dispute criminal cases, to drop those found to be civil

Anambra State's Ministry of Justice is reviewing about 180 criminal cases arising from land disputes, with the Attorney-General saying files that are essentially civil will be discontinued while genuine criminal cases will be prosecuted.

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Nairobi underground railway Phase I to need five new county bills and planning regulations

Nairobi's 30-kilometre mass rapid transit underground rail blueprint identifies five county bills plus land value capture and transit-oriented development policies to govern construction and development around stations.

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'Realtors In The Cell' seminar to tackle legal risks facing Nigerian estate agents

A five-city seminar will address the rising arrest, detention and prosecution of Nigerian real estate agents over property transactions, its organiser Dr Prince Joel has said.

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Kenya targets over 28,000 police housing units in 137-project pipeline

President William Ruto says Kenya has a pipeline of 137 police housing projects totalling more than 28,000 units, with 870 units completed and about 12,000 under construction.

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Uganda court orders land commission to issue title for Kabale government house

The High Court in Kabale has ordered the Uganda Land Commission to hand over a certificate of title for a government house to the estate of a buyer who paid the full purchase price.

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Johannesburg cracks down on illegal buildings in Greater Ivory Park

The City of Johannesburg has stepped up enforcement against illegal buildings, unlawful businesses and land-use violations in Greater Ivory Park.

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FG backs army post-service housing as 774,000-unit social housing plan advances

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development has pledged support for the Nigerian Army's post-service housing programme, tying it to a national plan to build more than 774,000 homes.

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Kumasi railway workers face eviction as assembly moves to clear Adum bungalows

Retired and serving railway workers occupying bungalows on railway land at Adum in Kumasi have been given three months to vacate, prompting residents to demand clarity on who owns the land.

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Herron Pledges Moratorium on Sale of Cape Town's Public Land

GOOD Party mayoral candidate Brett Herron has promised an immediate moratorium on the sale of City-owned land and long leases if elected mayor of Cape Town, saying public land should be used first to tackle the housing crisis.