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A parliamentary committee is investigating how more than 700 people, including a sitting MP, acquired Uganda Railways Corporation land in Jinja City, and whether the titles they hold are valid.
Cape Town's top-end market is running short of stock as Johannesburg and overseas buyers compete for a handful of properties, with Seeff recording 115 sales above R20 million in the first half of 2026.
Wealthy buyers are paying tens of millions of shillings for plots of up to 233 acres inside Kenyan wildlife conservancies, where strict building rules are written into 99-year leases.
dfcu Bank has introduced a home loan priced at 16.9% a year that funds up to 85% of a property's open market value, with repayment periods of up to 20 years, a 60-day repayment holiday and financing of insurance premiums.
Elders of the Tsopoli Traditional Council in the Ningo-Prampram District have accused a land claimant of erecting boundary pillars on ancestral land around the Saglemi Housing project with the backing of armed police, and want the Lands Commission to explain the alleged allocation.
Building plans passed in South Africa's larger municipalities dropped from 103,925 in 2006 to 33,060 in 2025, with Gauteng down 80% and the Western Cape's share of new planned homes more than doubling to 43%, according to research economist Sandra Gordon.
The Nigerian Army has commissioned new accommodation at the Adekunle Fajuyi and Letmauck cantonments in Ibadan, including five blocks of 36 family units, two Regimental Sergeant Majors' houses and married officers' quarters.
Matabeleland South's provincial affairs and devolution minister Albert Nguluvhe has urged Gwanda Municipality to prioritise multi-storey residential buildings, with more than 34,000 people on the province's housing waiting list.
The Association of Nigerian Railway Senior Citizens has asked President Bola Tinubu to intervene in the non-implementation of the federal housing monetisation policy for railway quarters, which retirees say has left families homeless two decades after it was introduced.