Landownership risks Sample Clauses

Landownership risks. In Kenya, most landowners have a government-issued document to prove land ownership. The document is usually in the name of the oldest male member of the household. Conflicts do arise after the death of the oldest male member due to sub-division of the land. Young widows are sometimes chased away by relatives, as they want to forcibly inherit the piece of land left by the departed family member. Most of the conflicts are within the family and resolved by the local leadership or the courts. Most land in Uganda is communal and usually under the custody of the elder person in the clan or family, with very few having land titles or any form of registration.
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