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After decades of legal uncertainty, thirty-five families in Bozine Town finally received official deeds to their homes — a hard-won victory that closes a painful chapter and honors those who fought for it, even after they were gone. The resolution stems from a 2004 court ruling that cast doubt on their land ownership, sparking years of bureaucratic struggle across multiple administrations. For residents like 76-year-old Ellen Daniels, holding the deed is more than paperwork — it’s proof of resilience and the culmination of generations of sacrifice. This moment marks a turning point, offering security and dignity as part of a broader land reform effort now gaining momentum in Parliament.

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