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A South African court ordered a tribal chief to return the keys of an Anglican church in the Eastern Cape but declined to declare the diocese the owner, because it could not produce documents proving its right to use the communal land.

After the Coopers Pen demolitions, Lawyers’ Christian Fellowship president Helene Coley Nicholson urged a non-partisan national land policy, emergency help for displaced families, and an end to politicians enabling squatting for partisan gain.

More than two years after Hurricane Beryl, a Union Island resident says the island’s historic Anglican church still lacks a roof and its Catholic church remains rubble, and he is asking church leaders to commit to rebuilding.

After 20 squatter houses were demolished in Cooper’s Pen, Trelawny, the Association of Christian Communicators and Media called landlessness a “massively unjust” slavery legacy and proposed land committees and NHT rent-to-own schemes.

A St Thomas man farmed and paid taxes on land for 15 years. A stranger claimed it through adverse possession in 2025, a claim he never knew about until people showed up touring the property.