Ngwato Land Board Concedes Allocations Delays

Monday, January 20, 2020

Ngwato Land Board has conceded that it is experiencing delays in allocation of land due to planning requirements and lack of readily available land for allocation.

However, it has dismissed as false reports that it is failing to address complaints by Pilikwe residents regarding the conduct of Sefhare Sub-Land Board.

This follows a poison pen critique of Ngwato Land Board by Pilikwe Kgosi Gasebalwe Seretse in a Letter to the Editor, which was published by The Monitor.

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