Significados de communal land em inglês

We hope for three thousand bushels from the communal land this year.

Kenyans were forced out of their communal land and became squatters.

Provide those who live on communal land with tenure, and where possible, title deed.

They had always, however, considered the communal land as in one sense their own.

Securing indigenous and communal land rights has far-reaching benefits.

They are called derogatory words such as occupiers. The issue of communal land was also addressed.

The dispute intensified in December when parliament amended a decade-old law that enshrined communal land ownership.

This is communal land, free to all.

Critics say the law violates customary land rights by breaking communal land into individual - private - titles.

Protesters fear it will lead to communal land holdings being broken up into individually owned plots and push consolidation.

Trustees see to it that the tribes' income is disbursed equally to the four sub-locations within the communal land.

Many Kalenjins feel the Kikuyu were unfairly allocated communal land in the lush Rift Valley at independence in 1963.

There was the old Russian communal land system, passing, but standing in spots with its peasants accustomed to it.

There is no reliable data on how much communal land the military has occupied in northern Kenya over recent years.

But the issue goes back further - to the 1960s when Maasai communal land was combined into so-called group ranches.

According to the chairperson, competent black farmers who are already working communal land would be afforded first dibs during redistribution.