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Lands minister Judith Nabakooba told Parliament that access to the National Land Information System has been restored for about 90 per cent of officers affected by recent transfers, after services at 22 zonal offices were disrupted.
Kenya's Supreme Court has dismissed Kakuzi PLC's appeal over about 72 acres in Murang'a County, ending a long dispute with Makuyu Club, which has used the land as a golf course since 1934.
An association in Bauchi has issued a legal notice demanding that Governor Bala Mohammed withdraw the allocation of 61 housing units to security personnel and redistribute them to civil servants.
Uganda's local government minister has ordered the reopening of part of the government land hosting Rushebeya Market in Rukiga District, which was fenced off in April 2026, and directed that compensation be worked out with the Chief Government Valuer.
Egypt's foreign minister has received a letter from Archbishop Symeon approving a contract covering St Catherine's Monastery and the surrounding land, with the agreement to be signed once a ceremony date is set.
A R48.9 million Johannesburg Social Housing Company contract to convert a Booysens building into 40 social housing flats is still a construction site more than three years after it was awarded, with Joshco's own reports showing 45 per cent completion.
Kenya's environment authority has invited public comments on five impact assessments for social and affordable housing developments in Mugumo-ini Ward, Lang'ata, that would deliver a combined 7,128 units and could relocate some Kibra residents.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu says Lagos State has delivered 10,623 housing units across 23 estates in its five administrative divisions since 2019, with 4,414 units funded directly from the budget and 6,209 through public-private partnerships.
A Tangier court has sentenced Ahmed Zegaf, deputy president of the Mghogha district and a member of the National Rally of Independents, to seven years in prison over forged documents and illegal land subdivision in a case covering more than 20 property disputes.