Valuers Registration Board (VRB) Tanzania Annual General Meeting 2026: Danvast Land and Property Participates in Dar es Salaam
Danvast Land and Property participated in the Valuers Registration Board (VRB) Tanzania Annual General Meeting and Fifth Graduation Ceremony, held in Dar es Salaam from 22 to 23 October 2026. The gathering brought together valuation professionals, government representatives and industry stakeholders to discuss professional standards, digital transformation in land administration and the role of property valuation in Tanzania's economic development.
Danvast Land and Property was represented by its Managing Director, Mark Kiwango, accompanied by a Senior Valuer from the company. Their participation reflects Danvast's commitment to professional development, regulatory compliance and the provision of reliable property valuation services in Tanzania.
The Fifth Graduation Ceremony was also an important milestone for the valuation profession. According to the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development, Deputy Minister Hon. Kaspar Mmuya awarded registration certificates to 38 valuers during the ceremony on 22 October 2026. The event highlighted the importance of professional competence, integrity and compliance with established valuation standards.
Valuers Registration Board Tanzania: Advancing Professional Valuation Standards
The Valuers Registration Board (VRB) Tanzania is a public body established under the Valuation and Valuers Registration Act, 2016, to regulate the valuation profession and valuation practice in the country. Its responsibilities include registering qualified valuers, promoting professional education and overseeing valuation practice to protect the interests of the public and other parties involved in valuation assignments.
The Board plays an important role in promoting ethical conduct, professional accountability and reliable property valuation services across Tanzania.
The Annual General Meeting and Fifth Graduation Ceremony provided an opportunity for valuation professionals to reflect on developments in the profession and the importance of maintaining high standards in property valuation, land administration and real estate consultancy.

For Danvast Land and Property, participation in this professional gathering reinforces the company's commitment to continuous learning, compliance with applicable regulatory requirements and the delivery of dependable valuation services to individuals, businesses and institutions.
Deputy Minister Highlights E-Ardhi and Digital Transformation in Land Services
Speaking at the ceremony on 22 October 2026 at the University of Dar es Salaam Library Hall, the Deputy Minister for Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development, Hon. Kaspar Mmuya , emphasised the importance of the Electronic Land Services Management System, commonly known as E-Ardhi, in improving land service delivery in Tanzania.
He explained that digital land administration aims to simplify service procedures, improve transparency, strengthen accountability and reduce opportunities for corruption.
The Deputy Minister also urged citizens to report challenges encountered while using E-Ardhi through the appropriate official channels so that the responsible authorities can address them promptly.
The adoption of digital systems is an important development for Tanzania's land sector, where access to reliable information and efficient administrative procedures can support property transactions and informed investment decisions.
For professionals providing property valuation services in Tanzania, accurate land records, transparent processes and effective collaboration with relevant institutions are important considerations when undertaking valuation assignments.
Danvast Land and Property recognises the importance of technology and professional cooperation in supporting a more efficient and transparent land and property sector.
VRB Tanzania Urges Valuers to Educate Citizens on the True Value of Land
Another key message from the ceremony was the need for valuation professionals to educate citizens about the actual value of their land and other property assets before making decisions to sell, transfer or develop them.
Hon. Mmuya emphasised that understanding land value enables property owners to make better-informed economic decisions and helps reduce disputes arising from land transactions.
He noted that some communities have sold substantial areas of village land to a limited number of buyers, potentially reducing the land available for future production and community needs. With land being a finite resource and the population continuing to grow, responsible land-use planning and informed ownership decisions remain essential.
The Deputy Minister encouraged valuers to help landowners understand the financial implications of their decisions and consider appropriate alternatives to outright land sales where legally and commercially suitable.
These alternatives may include structured joint-ownership or property development arrangements in which landowners contribute land in exchange for an agreed ownership interest. Such arrangements require appropriate valuation, legal due diligence and clear contractual agreements.
Professional land valuation can help owners understand the market value of their assets, negotiate transactions more confidently and assess potential investment opportunities.
Accurate Property Valuation Helps Reduce Land Disputes
Property valuation is an important part of informed decision-making in the real estate sector. Whether a property is being sold, purchased, used as loan security, insured or developed, a credible valuation can provide a sound basis for negotiations and financial planning.
Hon. Mmuya observed that disputes can arise when landowners discover that their property is worth substantially more than they initially believed after agreeing to sell it. Such situations can undermine agreements and create disagreements between the parties involved.
Engaging qualified and appropriately registered valuation professionals can help property owners obtain an informed assessment of value before entering into significant transactions.
For buyers, sellers, investors and financial institutions, professional property valuation in Tanzania can support more transparent transactions and better-informed decisions.
Danvast Land and Property recognises the importance of independent professional judgement, accurate reporting and clear communication in helping clients understand the value of their property assets.
Danvast Land and Property: Property Valuation and Real Estate Services in Tanzania
Danvast Land and Property, a trading division of Danvast Group Limited, provides property valuation and related real estate services in Tanzania.
The company serves individuals, businesses, investors and institutions requiring professional assistance with property valuation, land matters and real estate transactions.
Its services include:
- Property valuation in Tanzania: Assessment of land, buildings and other property assets for different professional purposes.
- Mortgage valuation: Property valuation to support lending and secured financing decisions.
- Insurance valuation: Assessment of property and assets for insurance purposes.
- Property sale and purchase valuation: Valuation support for informed negotiations and property transactions.
- Land surveying and cadastral mapping: Professional surveying and mapping services to support land identification and development.
- Title deed and land administration services: Assistance with relevant land documentation and administrative procedures.
- Property sales and rentals: Real estate agency services connecting property owners with prospective buyers and tenants.
- Property management: Support for the administration and management of real estate assets.
- Real estate consultancy: Professional advice on property-related matters, land use and investment considerations.
Through these services, Danvast Land and Property aims to help clients make informed decisions, manage their property assets and navigate the real estate market with greater confidence.
Property owners and institutions seeking valuation services should ensure that the firm and the professionals undertaking their assignments hold the registrations and authorisations required under applicable Tanzanian regulations.
Danvast Reaffirms Its Commitment to Professional Excellence
The participation of Managing Director Mark Kiwango and a Senior Valuer in the VRB Tanzania Annual General Meeting and Fifth Graduation Ceremony reflects Danvast Land and Property's continued engagement with the professional valuation community.
The discussions on digital land services, professional integrity, public education and responsible land ownership reinforce the importance of competent valuation practice in supporting Tanzania's land and property sector.
As the industry evolves through technological advancements and changing investment needs, Danvast remains committed to professional development, regulatory compliance and the provision of dependable valuation and real estate services.
The company recognises that effective valuation practice contributes to informed lending decisions, responsible property investment, transparent transactions and improved management of land and other property assets.
Conclusion: Supporting Property Valuation and Sustainable Land Development in Tanzania
The Valuers Registration Board (VRB) Tanzania Annual General Meeting and Fifth Graduation Ceremony, held in Dar es Salaam on 22–23 October 2026, highlighted the importance of professional valuation, digital transformation and public education in the country's land and property sector.
The messages delivered by Deputy Minister Hon. Kaspar Mmuya emphasised the need for citizens to understand the value of their land, use official digital land services and seek appropriate professional guidance before making significant property decisions.
By participating in this important professional gathering, Danvast Land and Property reaffirmed its commitment to continuous professional development and the advancement of reliable property valuation and real estate services in Tanzania.
For individuals, businesses and institutions seeking property valuation services in Tanzania, Danvast Land and Property remains focused on delivering professional support that promotes informed decision-making and responsible property ownership.
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