Immobiliare

Botswana, like many African countries with a colonial past, maintains a dual land tenure system inherited from its historical experience. The bulk of the land in Botswana is categorized as "tribal land," predominantly held under customary notions of land tenure by indigenous peoples. In contrast, the State holds a significant portion as "State land," which was formerly known as "Crown lands" during the...

Land ownership in Africa has long been a complex issue, influenced by historical legacies of colonialism and cultural norms. The lack of a widespread freehold system and formal documentation regarding land ownership pose significant obstacles to wealth creation and economic prosperity. This article explores the impact of Africa's colonial history on present land ownership challenges, the role of data...