Don’t take our land, villagers beg

Sometimes we just have to let go. If other people can not let us grow better as a person, it is better to avoid to just avoid them.

Let’s just say some people in our lives are just like props that in order to make a nice movie we need it otherwise it will not make the movie complete, but these props what we call can also ruin our lives if we don’t know how to categorize it props.

Life is too short don’t waste time thinking about those people who hurt us.

In the end if you live fairly and...

>Mvomero District residents have been assured that their farms will not be confiscated by the government, allaying fears that had gripped the area after they saw strangers surveying their land.

>After ditching Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) last year, villagers in President Jakaya Kikwete’s home turf – Bagamoyo - now refuse to be compensated for their land sold to an investor.

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Villagers' faults government over land boundaries
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Villagers in the three districts of Bunda, Serengeti and Butiama in Mara Region fighting over land have expressed their dismay over the government exercise of setting up boundaries because the exercise was unfair and unjust. This sends a bad signal to the ...

>Over 400 Valeska villagers at Makiba Ward in Arumeru District on Monday stormed a farm and divided about 1,500 acres among themselves.

A showdown is looming between residents of Uvinje village and the government as the latter is planning to evict the villagers from their lands.

Uvinje village leaders in Bagamoyo district, Coast region, have appealed to the government to help them find a lasting solution to a land dispute between the village and Saadani National Park (Sanapa).

>Land dispute is raging between National Service (JKT), Mtabila camp and neighbouring villages after the army allegedly prohibited farmers from cultivating   their farms.

The government has been asked to find a lasting solution to land-related disputes among Mbarali residents and an investor in the Kapunga Farm with recent reports showing that there is still a row between villagers and the management of the investment.