Farmers bid to resolve roads row

Farmers will meet the National Roads Authority (NRA) today to resolve a row over the compulsory purchase of farmland.

Wed, 27 Jul, 2005 - 08:23

Farmers will meet the National Roads Authority (NRA) today to resolve a row over the compulsory purchase of farmland.

Around 6,000 farmers will be forced to sell their land to make way for the 20 national road schemes which are under construction and the 20 others in the pipeline.

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