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The Masingita Group of Companies secured land-use approval for its planned Malamulele Mall in Limpopo in just seven days, a timeline now at the centre of a dispute over land allegedly earmarked for a local high school.
Abia State will soon start a major renovation and reconstruction of further sections of Ariaria International Market in Aba after completing part of its A Line, with affected shop owners given until 31 October to complete validation.
Life Sports Club has signed Genedy Construction to build phases two and three of its 25-feddan sports and social club on Mohamed Naguib Axis in New Cairo’s Fifth Settlement, following the launch of the first phase.
Orascom Real Estate has inaugurated phase one of its O West Sports Club, a 26-feddan sporting and community facility being built in two phases with investments running into billions of Egyptian pounds.
Land prices are climbing in Masokani and neighbouring settlements along the Kangundo Road corridor in Machakos County, as developers subdivide plots and buyers look beyond Nairobi’s crowded urban centres.
Regulatory filings show a 27-storey mixed-use development with 396 residential units is planned along Mugo Kibiru Road in Nairobi’s Kibra constituency, one of the tallest residential properties proposed for the capital.
The Addis Ababa City Administration says it made progress on housing delivery, urban renewal and transport infrastructure during the first quarter of the Ethiopian fiscal year, including building through the rainy season and opening four parking and terminal facilities.
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly says new buildings serving the public will not get permits unless they include ramps and accessible facilities, as its chief executive admitted most existing public infrastructure in the city is not disability-friendly.
Kenya's Affordable Housing Programme is backing a KSh18 billion investment in Nandi County expected to deliver 3,500 housing units, hostels for 6,000 students and 15 modern markets.