Kenya Court Halts US Ebola Facility Plan
A Kenyan court has suspended a controversial US-backed Ebola facility before a key hearing next week. The decision follows growing concerns over public health risks and constitutional violations.
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A Kenyan court has suspended a controversial US-backed Ebola facility before a key hearing next week. The decision follows growing concerns over public health risks and constitutional violations.
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.
Nigeria’s housing affordability challenge could worsen as cement prices surge to record levels. Developers warn that rising construction costs are already delaying projects and pushing homeownership further out of reach.
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.
SSNIT is pushing back against claims that it is selling off its hotel assets. The institution says recent advertisements were for consultancy services, not divestment, reassuring pension contributors about asset security.
A fast-growing Ghanaian property platform is redefining how agents, developers, and buyers connect online. Impel Properties is positioning itself as a digital gateway for verified listings and diaspora-driven investment.
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.
Ghana’s real estate brokers are calling for stronger reliance on the Bank of Ghana’s Collateral Registry to curb rising property fraud. The push highlights growing concerns over hidden encumbrances and disputed land transactions in the market.
Ghana’s central bank is tightening the screws on real estate transactions as fraud concerns rise across the sector. Brokers and investors are being urged to verify property ownership before any deal is completed.