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Cameroon: Land management experts meeting in Yaounde 0
Land management experts are meeting in Yaounde to seek solutions to land related problems and design ways of educating people on the procedures to acquire land.
The Minister of State Property, Surveys and Land Tenure, Jacqueline Koung à Besike opened the two-day conclave today the 17th of August 2016 in Yaounde.
The Minister amongst other things, called on the experts to make tangible contributions to the on-going land reform in Cameroon.
To the experts, the misinterpretation of laws on land in the country by actors account for the multiplicity of land disputes in Cameroon.
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