Warning To Squatters In An Effort To Tackle The Issue Of Illegal Land Occupation, Officials From The Ministry Of Lands And Forestry Have Issued A Warning To Squatters.
Squatting on land you do not own is simple land theft. Whether it is 1 square foot or 1 Acre. There are various reasons why certain lands need to be Government owned for protection.
Cost of food high then land high tell me what you think...not everyone is capable of helping them selves not everyone have education so try and meet the needs of the ppl because thats what ppl in the government they for...as y'all get position y'all can get land,car and etc so whats wrong with the land of ours...stated in the anthem
Who give the Government the Authority to sell the land ?.and why are they selling it to Grenadians ? the land belongs to the people of Grenadia not the government who the government bought the land from ? And how much they paid for it ? so they are selling the land to the people and the people still have to pay taxes on the the government sell to them ?
Thanks and praise for this initiative. If squatters descend on the hill above Grand Anse beach, it would negatively affect every Grenadian by harming our tourism industry and therefore Grenada's economy. We need anti-squatting arrangements that are effective, AND we also need a large housing program recognizing that urbanization is a reality facing many developing countries, including Grenada. According to the World Bank 56% of the world's population now live in urban areas, compared to approx 33% in the late 1950s. This trend can be curbed by ensuring more economic projects in rural parishes; and there is great potential in all of Grenada's parishes. Meanwhile, for historic squatters who have a genuine claim within the existing legal framework, finding ways to speed up the legal process for land ownership would be important as this may allow for bank loans to build more hurricane resilient housing. Finally, in order to sustainably accommodate the urban spread that could positively impact St. David's, thought needs to be given to much wider roads that would course through Grand Anse Valley and extend to Grenville.
Poor ppl looking for betterment and when they come to you ppl y'all keep turning them down or keep telling them come back to see the person in charge because he stepped out and it goes on and on so if was me in need of somewhere to stay I would've done the same thing plus when we sell out the lands for foreign people what you think is gonna happen after generations in this small country
We need a Grenadians in this position; his job was not advertised for Grenadians to be considered first.
Squatting on land you do not own is simple land theft. Whether it is 1 square foot or 1 Acre. There are various reasons why certain lands need to be Government owned for protection.
the overlords have spoken...
The land belongs to Almighty God thats why he will destroy everything
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Cost of food high then land high tell me what you think...not everyone is capable of helping them selves not everyone have education so try and meet the needs of the ppl because thats what ppl in the government they for...as y'all get position y'all can get land,car and etc so whats wrong with the land of ours...stated in the anthem
Who give the Government the Authority to sell the land ?.and why are they selling it to Grenadians ? the land belongs to the people of Grenadia not the government who the government bought the land from ? And how much they paid for it ? so they are selling the land to the people and the people still have to pay taxes on the the government sell to them ?
Squatting is the result of government workers.... People waiting years, decades to go through process
I can't understand this, we are Grenadians. The land belongs to all of we
Thanks and praise for this initiative. If squatters descend on the hill above Grand Anse beach, it would negatively affect every Grenadian by harming our tourism industry and therefore Grenada's economy. We need anti-squatting arrangements that are effective, AND we also need a large housing program recognizing that urbanization is a reality facing many developing countries, including Grenada. According to the World Bank 56% of the world's population now live in urban areas, compared to approx 33% in the late 1950s. This trend can be curbed by ensuring more economic projects in rural parishes; and there is great potential in all of Grenada's parishes. Meanwhile, for historic squatters who have a genuine claim within the existing legal framework, finding ways to speed up the legal process for land ownership would be important as this may allow for bank loans to build more hurricane resilient housing. Finally, in order to sustainably accommodate the urban spread that could positively impact St. David's, thought needs to be given to much wider roads that would course through Grand Anse Valley and extend to Grenville.
Poor ppl looking for betterment and when they come to you ppl y'all keep turning them down or keep telling them come back to see the person in charge because he stepped out and it goes on and on so if was me in need of somewhere to stay I would've done the same thing plus when we sell out the lands for foreign people what you think is gonna happen after generations in this small country
What foolishness is this , Land for the landless ..!!!