NKAYI Rural District Council (RDC) has launched a high-stakes stand verification exercise warning that persons who fail to come forward risk losing their property.
Council is demanding that all stand owners report to its offices between June 16 and July 31, bringing proof of ownership, including rate cards, purchase receipts, lease agreements and any related documents.
The goal is to clean up council’s database and verify all those who legally own the stands.
“Failure to verify your stand by July 31 will result in repossession or re-allocation of the stand in accordance with council policies and procedures,” read a public notice signed by Nkayi RDC chief executive Silibele Mpofu.
The verification drive is part of Nkayi RDC’s push for accountability and proper record-keeping in land administration.
Council said the move supported its broader vision of building “a vibrant and transformative community by 2030” — and that meant starting with a clean land ledger.
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Stand holders have just over six weeks to act.
After that, their stands can be up for grabs.