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Land probe to meet district leaders in the country

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
July 2, 2018
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By Ruth Anderah. 

The Commission of inquiry into land matters is this morning expected to meet with Lyantonde district leaders, area members of parliament, RDCs and district land board officials among others to discuss the rampant land wrangles in the country.

The team led by commissioners Fredrick Ruhindi and Robert Sebunya say their visit to Lyantonde follows a number of land grabbing complaints filed before the commission by the area residents.

The commission intends to find the individuals involved in the complaints and the role of the Resident District Commissioners and the Uganda Land Commission in resolving these matters.

The commission has evidence that land grabbing in Lyantonde is perpetrated by powerful government officials who are yet to be shamed.

The commission will during this week also visit districts of; Masaka, Sembabule, Gomba, Iganga,Tororo, Butaleja, Gulu,Lira ,Masindi and Kiryandongo to investigate land issues.

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