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The Harare High Court has set a tight timetable on an application by Citizens for Land Justice Zimbabwe to halt what it says is the unlawful allocation and sale of residential stands at Mupamombe in Ingezi, Kadoma, with a hearing set for 11 November.
Kenyan courts are increasingly freezing land transactions and blocking evictions while families fight over deceased relatives' estates, from Machakos and Eldoret to Nakuru, in rulings that protect homes until beneficiaries' shares are established.
The Nigerian Army has commissioned 40 housing units for personnel in Benin City, Edo State, under its Affordable Home Ownership Option for All Soldiers scheme, with five per cent of the units reserved for soldiers severely injured in the line of duty.
Ghana Business News reports that SSNIT's Right to Information responses leave central questions about the Switchback Road project unanswered, including who occupies its 77 apartments and what relocating former civil servants from the site cost.
A Lagos-based investor, Dr Basil Ogbuanu, is seeking N5 billion in damages after buildings he was erecting in Enugu's Independence Layout were demolished, while Senator Jim Nwobodo and his wife deny wrongdoing and say they are ready to refund his money.
Cape Town rents have risen nearly 10% in a year to about R12,500 a month, prompting a volunteer collective to campaign for caps on increases, limits on short-term lets and a long-delayed inclusionary housing policy, while the city says it will not intervene.
Skyview Properties has asked the police to protect its representatives while it develops Plot 37, Block 77, Lekki Peninsula Scheme I, citing a June 2025 High Court judgment, as a rival claimant petitions the Inspector-General.
Cape Town mayor and DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis says easing development rules and releasing more city-owned land are the only sustainable routes to more affordable housing, speaking after casting his vote in the local elections.
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen told a Senate committee the government will act on security concerns at Two Rivers Crescent Estate in Kiambu, where more than 100 families are contesting a rival ownership claim over about 35 acres.