The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land

The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land

The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land

The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land

The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land

The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land

The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land

The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land

The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land

The government has bolstered its capacity to enhance land valuation services by recruiting 98 land valuers and 31 valuation assistants this year. Of these, 40 valuers have been serving in the Ministry of Lands for the past six months, while 58 more have completed their induction and are set to report for duty next week. Historically, a shortage of land