The Zambia Land Alliance has called for the increase in funding of the Lands Tribunal, a subdepartment of the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources that handles disputes. Established under the 1995 Lands Act, the Tribunal is designed to provide a fast, accessible, and low-cost way to resolve land conflicts. Recently, the Ministry announced that the Tribunal has been decentralized to increase accessibility to resolution of disputes starting with the Copperbelt Province. Speaking in an interview with the Zambian Business Times—ZBT, ZLA Executive Director Patrick Musole hauled the decentralization project but observed that the tribunal has failed to meet its...
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