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Nairobi MCAs question revenue-sharing formula for affordable housing projects

Nairobi County Assembly's urban planning committee has challenged the formula used to split affordable housing project returns between the county and developers, saying the county was offered too small a share of schemes built on its own land.

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Uganda turns to developers and banks to close 2.48 million-unit housing gap

Uganda's government is courting property developers, banks and investors to help close a housing deficit of about 2.48 million units, ahead of the second Uganda Real Estate and Housing Expo on September 25-26.

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Civil society group backs Lagos Assembly ruling on Ojaekomo land allocation

The Centre for Public Accountability and Social Well-being has endorsed the Lagos State House of Assembly's resolution allocating a disputed parcel of land to the Ojaekomo and Ojomu families, saying the former 60-hectare title remains revoked.

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Nine Huruma mosque officials charged in Nairobi land dispute with SUPKEM

Nine committee members of Huruma Jamia Mosque denied forcible detainer charges over a parcel of land linked to the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims and were released on bail.

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Ghana's housing minister tells contractors to engage qualified engineers to prevent collapses

Works, Housing and Water Resources Minister Ahmed Ibrahim says construction firms must adhere to approved specifications and engage professionals, warning that failure creates liabilities and puts lives at risk.

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Diani apartment boom puts colobus habitat and planning rules under pressure

Conservationists and residents in Diani, Kwale County, say rapid construction of large apartment blocks is fragmenting wildlife corridors and testing the area's zoning rules.

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Uganda lands minister orders probe into 1,500-acre customary land conversion in Nakapiripirit

Lands minister Judith Nabakooba wants an investigation into the alleged illegal conversion of nearly 1,500 acres of customary land into freehold, and a title obtained without the community's consent.

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Nigerian contractors warn construction sector faces collapse over funding and payment crisis

The Federation of Construction Industry says inadequate funding, delayed payments and rising operating costs have pushed many of its members to suspend work, and wants urgent government intervention.

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Uganda's URA presses Kampala landlords on e-invoicing as rental income tax slips 1%

The Uganda Revenue Authority has urged Kampala landlords to adopt its Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing Solution, citing recurring compliance gaps and a 1% decline in rental income tax even as other tax heads grew by double digits.