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Stakeholders at the Lagos Physical Planning Summit 2.0 proposed a Lagos-to-South-West Spatial Development and Investment Compact to coordinate land use, housing and infrastructure across six states.
Documents accompanying Morocco's 2027 Finance Bill put the student accommodation gap at nearly 400,000 beds, with public residences covering only a fraction of demand and private rents rising 15% to 20%.
The Koes Village Council and the National Housing Enterprise have signed an agreement at Keetmanshoop that brings the village into the National Informal Settlement Upgrading Programme, with construction of about 300 brick houses expected to start before the end of the year.
The Environment and Land Court at Thika has cancelled a title held by the PCEA Ruguthi Women's Guild over 2.7 acres in Kikuyu, Kiambu County, ruling that the parcel was public land reserved as a playground for three primary schools.
A Federal High Court in Ikoyi has awarded N10 million in damages against the Nigeria Police Force and businessman Kazeem Gbadamosi Eletu for infringing the rights of Prince Toluwaleke Megba over a land dispute a state high court had already decided in his favour.
Limpopo's human settlements department says the 514-unit Marapong Community Residential Units project in Lephalale will be completed before the end of the year, with only Eskom electricity connections outstanding, a decade after construction began.
Urban and Infrastructure Minister Mohammed Abdurahman said Ethiopia's five-year target is 1.5 million housing units, speaking at the World Cities Day 2026 high-level dialogue at UNECA in Addis Ababa.
Nairobi City County has invited written comments on a proposed Local Physical and Land Use Development Plan for the Westlands Zone, with submissions due by November 16, 2026, days after the Eastleigh building collapse renewed scrutiny of approvals.
The National Land Commission says only claims tied to court cases and other disputes remain unpaid, as the multibillion-shilling dam nears 94 per cent completion ahead of an April 2027 commissioning.