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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 22409, member: 2262"]
The government wants to help people buy land and houses safely. They warn that taking shortcuts can lead to big problems. People might lose money to crooks who sell fake land deals. Even worse, their houses might get torn down if they are built in the wrong places.

Dr Jenfan Muswere talked to news writers about this problem. He wanted them to share the message with everyone. Minister Zhemu Soda also spoke up. He said people must check that their land papers are real before they build.

The government has a tough job fixing old problems. Many people built homes where they shouldn't have, and these places don't have good roads, schools, or shops nearby. Minister Soda wants to stop this from happening again. He tells people to stay away from land cheaters and check everything carefully before buying.

But there's good news, too. The government recently built 700,000 new homes—much more than they planned—they only meant to build 220,000. They aim to build a million homes next. President Mnangagwa wants everyone to have a nice, safe place to live that they can afford.

Minister Soda keeps telling people to be careful. He says they should never rush when buying land or houses. If they do things the right way, they won't lose their homes or money. The government wants to help, but people need to follow the rules to stay safe.
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