This study was conducted in Dodoma-Makulu Ward in Dodoma Urban District. The general objective was to assess the involvement of stakeholders in addressing land conflicts in urban areas. The study involved 110 households who provided their opinions on the study theme. Both qualitative and quantitative methods were employed in data collection. Research methods used were questionnaire, observation, interview, and documentary review. Data collected were analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Science version 20.0. The study revealed that 81% of the respondents were aware that Dodoma Urban District has been dealing with the management of land issues. More so, it has been noted that the contradictions of knowing the organ responsible for governing land matters between Dodoma Urban District and other stakeholders; has lead to land conflict between respondents and government. Also the study findings revealed that 82% of respondents said that land stakeholders have no capacity to solve land conflict. 81% of all respondents said that stakeholders do not consider gender in land ownership. 72% of the respondents indicated that they were affected by investors and 66% of respondents do not have certificates for land ownership. The study concludes that Dodoma Urban Districts has frequent incidences of land conflicts due to poor coordination of stakeholders in land governance and lack of knowledge in land policy to people. The study recommends that government under ministry of land and all stakeholders strengthen coordination and create awareness on land policy to the community.