The main reasons attributed to the omitted sections are: existing ministry titles, way leaves, environmentally protected areas and land where government facilities and installations are sitting.

Council titles are as valid as the Ministry of Lands titles. However, in some cases council titles are not accepted by lending institutions as they prefer the Ministry of Lands titles.  The Ministry of Lands has embarked on the complete harmonization of titles and wants all land titles to be under one land register to avoid double allocation and duplications.

They can choose to continue with the same process they started or take advantage of this current systematic one because it is faster. If a client decides to take the systematic way, they would have to make sure that the sporadic process is discontinued by surrendering the offer letter and informing the ministry in order to avoid duplication.

Yes, landowners have to continue paying property rates to the council for their properties.

Since the titling programme is run by the Ministry, and if a land-owner opts to obtain the Ministry of Lands title, they must pay for the process to the Ministry for them to obtain the title. The Ministry seeks to consolidate all land documentation in one organized national land registry system for uniformity and proper land management.

It will be communicated. For now a specific date is not known.

Any time soon, we will communicate to everyone through the MLG communication team

Once the offer letter is issued, you have 3 years to convert your offer letter to official Title Deed. In order to convert, a full payment must be made. *Down payments are no longer accepted to receive Title.

Those areas are mostly planned and a good number of them opt for the sporadic route through which they  have managed to secure their titles. 

No, there is no discount because you will pay for a new Certificate of Title.

It's by law that only land owners who are eligible to appear on Certificate of Title must be above 21 years of age.

It's by law that only land owners who are eligible to appear on the Certificate of Title must be above 21 years of age. However,  landowners can visit any ministry of lands facility to access such services upon request.

No, we can't capture unless the area is approved by the Council.

We are improving the system, soon everything will be done fast.

We can change, that is where we encourage landowners to visit MLG if there is a mistake on their offer letter to change details. We strongly encourage owners to participate at verification stages of the titling process to ensure correctness of their receiving documents.

 We are working on the system so that landowners can pay using different payment methods such as Airtel, MTN, and Zanaco mobile money platforms.