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Hv vitu kwetu vp sana kigamboni,ilala,Kinondoni kibamba hatulimbuki km nyie
Tanzanians Show us your Estates
Tanzanians Show us your Estates
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Ummayed
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Na from now siwez kubishana na ww ambao 42% ya raia wako wanaishi behind poverty line then wasema mna maisha mazuri.ilhali tz behind poverty line ya raia wake ni 26.8% hatufanan.
Jipange kwanza sawa kakaa
Jipange kwanza sawa kakaa
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Despite New Laws, Women in Kenya Still Fight For Land Rights If you ar
When Kenya passed the Matrimonial Property Act five years ago, it joined a series of laws protecting women’s access to their property. But patriarchal traditions and lack of awareness about their rights leave many women fighting to keep land that is legally theirs.
Sophie Mbugua Feb. 23, 2018
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According to estimates, only 1 percent of women in Kenya hold land titles in their own names, and only 5 percent own land jointly with husbands or male family members. Sophie Mbugua
“For a huge number of women, belonging to a community or family is more rewarding than the property. Some have been willing to give up [their rights] as long as they have a place to build a family house.” MAGDALENA AKINYI* HAD a feeling something was amiss when, in 2012, total strangers started coming over to survey her land in Kakamega. The 46-year-old mother of four eventually found out that her husband, who was working in Nairobi, had married a second wife and sold the 4 hectares of land that he and Akinyi had purchased together during their 12 years of marriage.
“I confirmed he had sold the land, and I
NASISITIZA HII SITUATION YA KIFALA HAUIKUTI TZ HATTA MARA MOJA.
KENYA remedy yourself
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wilson, ummayed...huo ndio ukweli...watanzania hawamiliki ardhi bali wanakodishiwa na ccm...bwahahaa...ukwel mchungu...mpka kisima ukichimba katika ardhi yako eti unakilipia kodi...duh...ukoloni mamboleo....
watanzania wote either baada miaka 33 au 99 unatakiwa uka renew ardhi yakp na uanze kuilipia kodi zero tena....na n mpka serikali itake kuku kodishia au wampe mtu mwengine...
yani mwenzako tumegaiwa viwanja yani buda karithi kw budake...naye yule karithi kw babu yake...tena ukijiskia kununua kwngine unaenda unakomboa tu...hamna cha kukodishiwa wala nn...ni chako milele mpka vitukuui
watanzania wote either baada miaka 33 au 99 unatakiwa uka renew ardhi yakp na uanze kuilipia kodi zero tena....na n mpka serikali itake kuku kodishia au wampe mtu mwengine...
yani mwenzako tumegaiwa viwanja yani buda karithi kw budake...naye yule karithi kw babu yake...tena ukijiskia kununua kwngine unaenda unakomboa tu...hamna cha kukodishiwa wala nn...ni chako milele mpka vitukuui
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Ndugu punguza uwongo nani kakudanganya hivi.
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Shida yako unaongea kishabiki, tena uwongo kiwango cha lami, na sijui nani kakudanganya,
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huyu hapa ndio kanidangaya...
Land Ownership (for Tanzanian nationals)
All land in Tanzania is vested in the office of the President on behalf of all citizens. In Tanzania,
land is divided into three categories which are general land, village land and reserved land. The
Land Act provides for the General land and Reserved land. Under this Act, a person who wants to occupy land can apply and be issued the granted right of occupancy, subject to fulfilling the required conditions. The terms of right of occupancy are between 33 years and 99 years
Land Ownership (for Tanzanian nationals)
All land in Tanzania is vested in the office of the President on behalf of all citizens. In Tanzania,
land is divided into three categories which are general land, village land and reserved land. The
Land Act provides for the General land and Reserved land. Under this Act, a person who wants to occupy land can apply and be issued the granted right of occupancy, subject to fulfilling the required conditions. The terms of right of occupancy are between 33 years and 99 years
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Endelea kujipa moyo hivyo hivyo
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wanaosema eti kenya ardhi inamilikiwa na wazungu eti wakenya...mtu yyte kenya anaweza nunua kiwanja...ila km yeye si mkenya itambidi a lease kw miaka 99...bwahahaa.....lkn kw ndugu zetu hii sheria inatumika mpka kw wananchi...
Article 65 clearly states that any document that purports to confer on a foreigner an interest in land with a lease of more than 99 years is considered as conferring on that foreigner a 99-year lease and no more.
What this provision means is that foreigners buying land with leasehold interest of more than 99 years are deemed by law as holding the same property on a 99-year lease.
For the purposes of buying land through a company, the Constitution defines a Kenyan company as an entity that is fully owned by one or more Kenyan citizens. A company with one or more foreign shareholders is regarded as a foreign company and cannot own freehold land.
Article 65 clearly states that any document that purports to confer on a foreigner an interest in land with a lease of more than 99 years is considered as conferring on that foreigner a 99-year lease and no more.
What this provision means is that foreigners buying land with leasehold interest of more than 99 years are deemed by law as holding the same property on a 99-year lease.
For the purposes of buying land through a company, the Constitution defines a Kenyan company as an entity that is fully owned by one or more Kenyan citizens. A company with one or more foreign shareholders is regarded as a foreign company and cannot own freehold land.
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Ona ulivyo mwongo.
Soma hyo kwanza
Despite New Laws, Women in Kenya Still Fight For Land Rights If you ar
When Kenya passed the Matrimonial Property Act five years ago, it joined a series of laws protecting women’s access to their property. But patriarchal traditions and lack of awareness about their rights leave many women fighting to keep land that is legally theirs.
Sophie Mbugua Feb. 23, 2018
DIVORCE INHERITANCE KENYA LAND RIGHTS
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According to estimates, only 1 percent of women in Kenya hold land titles in their own names, and only 5 percent own land jointly with husbands or male family members. Sophie Mbugua
“For a huge number of women, belonging to a community or family is more rewarding than the property. Some have been willing to give up [their rights] as long as they have a place to build a family house.” MAGDALENA AKINYI* HAD a feeling something was amiss when, in 2012, total strangers started coming over to survey her land in Kakamega. The 46-year-old mother of four eventually found out that her husband, who was working in Nairobi, had married a second wife and sold the 4 hectares of land that he and Akinyi had purchased together during their 12 years of marriage.
“I confirmed he had sold the land, and I
Soma hyo kwanza
Despite New Laws, Women in Kenya Still Fight For Land Rights If you ar
When Kenya passed the Matrimonial Property Act five years ago, it joined a series of laws protecting women’s access to their property. But patriarchal traditions and lack of awareness about their rights leave many women fighting to keep land that is legally theirs.
Sophie Mbugua Feb. 23, 2018
DIVORCE INHERITANCE KENYA LAND RIGHTS
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According to estimates, only 1 percent of women in Kenya hold land titles in their own names, and only 5 percent own land jointly with husbands or male family members. Sophie Mbugua
“For a huge number of women, belonging to a community or family is more rewarding than the property. Some have been willing to give up [their rights] as long as they have a place to build a family house.” MAGDALENA AKINYI* HAD a feeling something was amiss when, in 2012, total strangers started coming over to survey her land in Kakamega. The 46-year-old mother of four eventually found out that her husband, who was working in Nairobi, had married a second wife and sold the 4 hectares of land that he and Akinyi had purchased together during their 12 years of marriage.
“I confirmed he had sold the land, and I
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Kuna kodi ya ardhi ndugu ila sio kurenew acha urongo au hujala daku ndugu viwanja ni milki ya mwananchi kjana mbona unaongopa hz habar za uongo umetolea wap
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Mbona haya maneno yako
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Mimi niliacha kumjibu maana anaongea asichofahamu,
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We kiazi hatuna mda mchafu wa kuringishia nyumba au Mali za watu. Huo mda mngetumia kulima mpunguze njaa.
Haya ukishaonyesha then what?
Haya ukishaonyesha then what?