MUKONO, Uganda — The Anglican Church of Uganda has unveiled a digital land information management system to curb rampant land grabbing that threatens its vast properties. Today, this estate has made it a prime target for land grabbers, including politicians and businesspeople who exploit corruption to seize property. “The system records the individuals who control the use of church land to verify whether they are registered trustees of the Anglican Church of Uganda,” said Mpirirwe, emphasizing. Esau Bbosa Kimanje, recently warned that encroachment on Church land at both the Anglican and Catholic shrines threatens the space for worshipers and church construction. Obbo noted that the Anglican Church had so far submitted 3,107 applications for land registration in 39 dioceses.