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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32816, member: 636"]
Families left homeless after recent demolitions in Salagi refuse to back down against government actions they call unjust land-grabbing. Physical Planning Department tore down structures they claimed were illegal on state land, affecting more than 17 families who insist their properties were legally obtained. Many victims invested huge sums into building homes, with some saying the land came from their ancestors.

Victims gathered for a press event following the government's April 8 statement. People like Dawda Cham and Mariama Bojang described losing homes built through years of sacrifice without warnings or payment offers. Several organizations have spoken against these demolitions. The affected residents want justice, compensation, and the return of their lands.

Kenebaring Kabilo leader Alhaji Momodou Morrow Bojang stated they would defend their properties firmly. He accused Physical Planning officials of giving plots to foreigners, relatives, and even girlfriends. He urged all victims to prepare for whatever happens next. He demanded the Interior Ministry stop using force against citizens they should protect.

Bojang also warned Planning Department staff to return community plots they claimed. Single mother Mariama Bojang described saving from small trading to buy her plot. She questioned why Planning issued her permits if it was reserved land. She felt devastated seeing her life investment destroyed instantly.
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