Overwhelming Challenges to Land Administration, Settlements and Livelihoods in Tanzania
Dr. Lugoe, Furaha N. / 2007

The post-independence experience with land administration in Tanzania has been inundated with resource constraints and encumbered with many other problems and challenges against its mandate of land distribution and regulation. At its valley point, around 1990, the nation had to do something remedial and if successful in this endeavour, proceed to consolidate gains of the remedial processes. This soul-searching period is significant and may go into history as the awakening time. It is ushered in by the appointment of the Presidential Commission on Land Matters (PCLM) in 1992.