Tlokweng Land Board

04/10/2026

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17/09/2026

TLOKWENG LAND BOARD SUPPORTS THE BONNO HOUSING INITIATIVE

Despite the shortage of land in Tlokweng and the high demand for residential plots, the Tlokweng Land Board this morning successfully issued a Secure Land Title (SLT) to the Department of Lands for an approximately 12-hectare plot in Tlokweng, allocated to support the Bonno Housing Programme.

This contribution represents the Board’s commitment to supporting the Government’s initiative to provide affordable housing opportunities across the country, with a target of 1,000 plots per constituency. In support of this initiative, the Tlokweng Land Board has managed to provide land equivalent to approximately 140 plots.

The Secure Land Title certificate was formally handed over by the Tlokweng Land Board Chairperson, Mr Elijah Fashion Katse.

This milestone demonstrates the Board’s commitment to collaborating with Government in advancing initiatives aimed at addressing the country’s housing needs and improving access to land for Batswana.

The Tlokweng Land Board commends all stakeholders involved in making this achievement possible and looks forward to continued collaboration in support of national development initiatives.

14/09/2026

DID YOU KNOW?
📌 Every tribal land allocation comes with development conditions. Know your timeframe, develop your plot, and honour your land obligations.

25/08/2026

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GUEST SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT | MAFIFATSHWANA CULTURAL FESTIVAL 2026 🇧🇼

We are honoured to announce His Honour Ndaba N. Gaolathe, Vice President of the Republic of Botswana, as the Guest Speaker at the Mafifatshwana Cultural Festival 2026.

📅 29 August 2026
📍 Tlokweng Recreational Park
🎭 Theme: Building Economic Resilience and Self-Sustenance Through Culture Preservation.

Join us as we celebrate our culture, heritage, community and the power of culture to drive sustainable development.

25/08/2026

MAFIFATSHWANA CULTURAL FESTIVAL IS HERE📍

Batlokwa betsho, Banni botlhe ba Tlokweng, Batswana ka kakaretso le Barotloetsi ba rona, the wait is over, Mafifatshwana Cultural Festival is finally here.

FREE ENTRANCE 🔥 For children under the age of 16.

Bagolo Ke P50 ticket and P100 at the gate.

Batlokwa Betsho are tleng go amogela baeng mo motseng wa rona, re ipelele ngwao ya rona.

Tickets available at Webtickets Kiosk in Riverwalk, Selected Spar and Choppies outlets.

🗓️: 29 August 2026
🕓: 0900AM
📍: Tlokweng Recreational Park

Contact 71717628 and 71 312 305 for purchases and more information.

30/07/2026

📌📌 Join us tomorrow, Friday 31 July 2026, from 0900 hrs as we take Land Board services directly to the people at Masetlheng Ward. This initiative is aimed at improving service delivery and making our services more accessible to the community.

We look forward to serving you.

20/07/2026

📌...A RE THUSANENG ...YOUR FEEDBACK COUNTS

𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐬 𝐚 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲…

Yours could help improve land services for generations to come.

The Ministry remains committed to improving land service delivery. Your feedback is an important part of that journey.

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17/07/2026

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25/06/2026

TLOKWENG LAND BOARD INTENSIFIES DRIVE AGAINST IDLE LAND AS RESIDENTIAL AREAS COME UNDER SCRUTINY

TLOKWENG – The Tlokweng Land Board is set to expand its land compliance and repossession efforts to residential areas this year, following years of focusing primarily on commercial, industrial, and other non-residential properties.

Addressing communities during a series of kgotla meetings that concluded today, Tlokweng Land Board Chairperson, Mr Elijah Katse, announced that the Board will begin identifying undeveloped residential plots within built-up areas and initiate repossession procedures where plot holders have failed to comply with development covenants.

Mr Katse said the initiative is aimed at unlocking idle land that could potentially be reallocated to deserving applicants who are in need of residential plots.

"The Land Board has been mandated to identify idle and allocated but unutilised land. This exercise will help us fulfil that responsibility while ensuring that land resources are put to productive use," he said.

The Chairperson explained tnhat landowners are required to develop their plots within specified periods outlined in their title documents. Development covenants require residential plots to be developed within five years of allocation, while commercial, industrial, civic and community, agro-tourism, horticultural plots and mixed-use plots must be developed within one year. Arable farming and integrated farming are required to be developed within three years.

As part of the enforcement campaign, the Land Board will concentrate on Metlhabeng, Lesunyana, and Lenganeng wards during the current financial year. Officials will conduct field assessments of undeveloped plots and open spaces while engaging residents to help identify plot owners.

Mr Katse appealed to community members to cooperate with Land Board officials and ensure that their plots comply with the applicable development conditions to avoid possible repossession.
"We encourage all plot owners to familiarise themselves with the conditions attached to their land rights and take the necessary steps to develop their properties within the stipulated timeframes," he said.

Mini Land Audit Planned for Maboane Lands
In a related development, the Tlokweng Land Board will undertake a mini land audit at Maboane Lands during the current financial year to assess the availability and utilisation of agricultural land.

23/06/2026

📌....stay tuned