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Burkina Faso’s Land Nationalisation On February 5, Burkina Faso’s Minister of the Economy and Finances, Abubakr Nacanabo, publicly released the policy of comprehensive land nationalisation, declaring that all of Burkina Faso’s land will be in the hands of the state. The Ministry has also forbidden foreigners from holding rural title deeds for land lease.
The program largely targets the dangerous mass purchase of farmland by private billionaires and companies like Bill Gates, who currently owns 242,000 acres of US farmland. and US and NATO member country holding companies in Ukraine that currently hold over 2,000,000 hectares worth of land lease titles. Land nationalisation and the prohibition on foreign owned rural land leases is also geared to support local food production and make the cost of local food production lower.
Burkina Faso’s Land Nationalisation On February 5, Burkina Faso’s Minister of the Economy and Finances, Abubakr Nacanabo, publicly released the policy of comprehensive land nationalisation, declaring that all of Burkina Faso’s land will be in the hands of the state. The Ministry has also forbidden foreigners from holding rural title deeds for land lease.
The program largely targets the dangerous mass purchase of farmland by private billionaires and companies like Bill Gates, who currently owns 242,000 acres of US farmland. and US and NATO member country holding companies in Ukraine that currently hold over 2,000,000 hectares worth of land lease titles. Land nationalisation and the prohibition on foreign owned rural land leases is also geared to support local food production and make the cost of local food production lower.
Editorial note: Orinoco Tribune does not generally publish pieces older than two weeks. However, an exception is being made in this case as the current article remains as relevant today as when it was first published.
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