Land titles checked at the registry
Buy farmland, equipment and expert advice across Africa
Land sellers pass title and ID checks before their listing goes live. Experts are reviewed before they can take bookings.
Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Zambia, Tanzania, Rwanda and Uganda
Case file
Step 1 of 6
We search the title at the government land registry and confirm who the registered owner is.
Freehold title on ArdhiSasa. No caveats or charges registered.
Sample listing
Step 1 of 6, Title documents: We search the title at the government land registry and confirm who the registered owner is. Found: Freehold title on ArdhiSasa. No caveats or charges registered.
One account for everything a farm needs
Farmland and estates
Arable land, plantations, ranches and agro-processing sites, each with a published case file and a link to the registry that holds the title.
See land for sale and lease
Book an expert
Paid consultations, mentoring and training from specialists in crops, livestock, irrigation and export.
Hire a professional
Agronomists, vets, surveyors and farm managers for the work itself, with qualifications read by us.
Buy or sell equipment
Tractors, irrigation, solar pumps and processing kit from sellers whose identity we have checked.
A badge is only as good as what's behind it
Every land listing carries a case file you can read. It says which checks were done, what was found, and which government registry holds the title, so your own lawyer can confirm it.
- Reviews come from real work
- A review can only be written after a booking or order is marked complete.
- Your deal money stays with you
- Land and equipment payments go between you, your bank and your lawyer. We never hold them.
Example case file
48 ha irrigated farm, Nakuru County, Kenya
- Title documentsSearched on ArdhiSasa. Freehold title, no caveats registered.
- Seller identityNational ID matched to the registered proprietor.
- Site visitBoundaries walked with the seller's surveyor. Borehole and pivot working.
- Environmental screenOutside protected areas. River frontage noted as a riparian reserve.
- Legal reviewNo charges or disputes found. Land Control Board consent required.
- Risk scoreLow, with the reasoning for each factor published.
Land in eight countries, checked against each registry
Land law differs across the continent. Each country page explains tenure, who can buy, and which registry we search.
- Farmland in NigeriaState land registries (land is administered per state)
- Farmland in GhanaLands Commission
- Farmland in KenyaMinistry of Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development
- Farmland in South AfricaDeeds Office — Chief Registrar of Deeds
- Farmland in ZambiaMinistry of Lands and Natural Resources
- Farmland in TanzaniaMinistry of Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development
- Farmland in RwandaNational Land Authority (NLA)
- Farmland in UgandaMinistry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development
Selling land or equipment, or offering advice?
Buyers on AfroAG can see what we verified about you, so the enquiries you get are serious ones. Listing is free.
Common questions
Something else? Write to [email protected]. We reply within one working day.
Does AfroAG handle the money?
Not for land or equipment. You pay the other party directly through your own bank or lawyer, and AfroAG never holds those funds. Consultation fees for experts can be paid by card through Stripe where it is enabled. Anyone asking you to send a land deposit to AfroAG is attempting fraud.
What does a land check actually cover?
Six things: title documents searched at the government registry, the seller's identity, a site visit, an environmental screen, a legal review and a documented risk score. Each listing shows which checks are complete, and the case file names the registry so your lawyer can confirm it independently.
Can I buy farmland from outside Africa?
Often, but the rules differ by country. Ghana, for example, limits non-citizens to leases of up to 50 years. Every country page and listing states which kind of interest is on offer.
How are experts and professionals vetted?
Applicants submit their experience, qualifications and identity documents. Our team reviews them before a profile is published, and reviews can only be left after a completed booking.
Is it free to use?
Browsing, searching and messaging are free. Fees for sellers and experts are listed on the pricing page and shown again before anything is charged.
Which countries does AfroAG cover?
Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Zambia, Tanzania, Rwanda and Uganda. Buyers and clients can be anywhere in the world.