MINISTER for Lands, Housing and Human Settlement Development, Mr Jerry Silaa said plans are at an advanced stage to set up countrywide one stop centres for handling and addressing land conflicts.
Mr Silaa made the statement over the weekend when announcing Dodoma Land Clinics, at which the minister will today be listening to residents with cases that need his interventions.
At the one stop centres, he said, all responsible authorities will be stationed there so that one can access all the services under the one roof. He said he was optimistic that land conflicts in Dodoma will be dealt with accordingly as per government directives by the end of next month. Dodoma land clinics will be for one month and they will not be closed until all people in queues have been attended.On his part, Dodoma City Council Executive Director John Kayombo said they have received 4.5bn/- for compensation to residents whose lands were acquired for development projects.
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