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Tshwane is turning to developers, financiers, and communities to tackle its housing backlog. City leaders say stronger partnerships are key to unlocking land, attracting investment, and accelerating sustainable housing projects.
Northern Kenya is set for one of its biggest housing investments since Independence. President William Ruto says more than Ksh45 billion will fund affordable housing projects across three historically underserved counties.
Rwanda is turning to rent-to-own housing to help low-income households become homeowners. The model could allow tenants to buy homes over time without the barriers of traditional mortgages.
Housing policy should do more than build homes, leaders at the World Urban Forum argued. Countries across the Middle East and North Africa are increasingly linking housing to jobs, climate resilience, and economic opportunity.
Rwanda’s sustainable housing sector is gaining traction beyond Africa’s borders. New investor and diaspora engagement in the UK is helping position Kigali as a rising hub for eco-friendly real estate development.
Ghana’s Armed Forces are racing to secure GH¢190 million to kickstart a major housing overhaul at Burma Camp. The fundraising drive signals urgency in replacing ageing military accommodation with modern residential units.
Ghana’s military housing overhaul is accelerating as the Chief of Defence Staff visits key redevelopment sites at Burma Camp. The project aims to replace ageing colonial-era structures with modern, high-density accommodation blocks.
A global surface innovation brand has entered Ghana’s construction spotlight through a major TV platform partnership. PHOMI’s collaboration with The Build Project signals rising demand for premium, eco-friendly wall cladding solutions.
Tanzania is turning to capital markets to help close its growing housing gap. A new housing bond aims to unlock long-term mortgage financing and expand access to homeownership.