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As urban areas around the capital expand, local government councils are formalizing land ownership, often at the expense of traditional land distribution systems.

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KAMPALA, UGANDA — As Ebola resurfaced in Uganda earlier this year, people who were identified as close contacts of infected patients often fled from health workers to avoid quarantine. Until March, ...

As urban areas around the capital expand, local government councils are formalizing land ownership, often at the expense of traditional land distribution systems.