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Cape Town homeowners' fixed monthly water and sanitation charges now depend on the size of their water meter rather than property value, following an April High Court ruling and a tariff change on 1 July.
Masaka City town clerk Uthman Ssebaduka was detained after the state minister for local government found construction work continuing at the city's Shs14 billion headquarters despite a ministry freeze.
Subscribers to Valington Premium City Estate in Idu have asked FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and the Inspector-General of Police to enforce a subsisting court order, alleging that rival claimants have marked their buildings for demolition and sealed access to the estate.
The High Court's Commercial Division has nullified two bank mortgages over 12.35 acres in Kyambala, Wakiso district, ruling that land housing Ndejje Quality School, a mosque and a cemetery was fraudulently transferred.
Property owners at Parkview Estate in Anwai, Delta State, want Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to investigate the demolition of their buildings and establish who owns the disputed land.
The Public Protector's office has confirmed that a complaint about conflicting zoning records at Erf 9702 in Ruwari, Brackenfell, the site of a planned affordable housing development, is awaiting assessment.
A parliamentary committee is investigating how more than 700 people, including a sitting MP, acquired Uganda Railways Corporation land in Jinja City, and whether the titles they hold are valid.
Ekiti State has asked five communities along its ring road to release land for a 200-metre corridor on both sides of the road, promising compensation and dialogue after landowners resisted the acquisition.
Uganda's lands ministry has given chief administrative officers, town clerks and district land officials two weeks to submit records of government-owned land, as it builds a national inventory of public assets.