By Charmaine Boois
Rehoboth, July 17 – In a concerted effort to address a long-standing land ownership dispute, Governor Salomon April and Constituency Councilor Gershon Dausab visited the Klein Tsumis community on Saturday, July 15. The community has been grappling with eviction orders issued by farmers who claim ownership of the land. The purpose of the visit was to find a viable solution to this pressing issue that has caused unrest among the residents.
Governor April, accompanied by Councillor Dausab, demonstrated a deep understanding of the concerns and fears that have plagued the Klein Tsumis community, which has faced the constant threat of expulsion. The contested farm has allegedly been purchased by farmers asserting ownership, necessitating immediate action.
With a keen awareness of the urgency and significance of the matter, the meeting sought to chart a remedial course of action that would uphold the rights and protect the interests of the Klein Tsumis community. The objective was to achieve a lasting and mutually beneficial resolution to the intricate and protracted land ownership dispute in Klein Tsumis.
Both Governor April and Councilor Dausab pledged to engage in open communication with the opposing group involved in the conflict. The regional leadership, driven by the determination to find a resolution, has made it a priority to actively involve all parties. By fostering dialogue and inclusivity, they aim to navigate the complexities of the situation and work towards a fair and just resolution for all stakeholders.
The Klein Tsumis community is hopeful that this collaborative effort between Governor April, Councilor Dausab, and the regional leadership will bring about a positive breakthrough in the ongoing dispute. The residents eagerly anticipate an equitable resolution that recognizes their rights and preserves their community’s interests.
As this issue continues to unfold, it remains a crucial point of focus for the regional leadership. Efforts will persist in order to ensure that the residents of Klein Tsumis can soon find solace and security in the resolution of their long-standing land ownership dispute.
– Namibia Daily News
