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President William Ruto has laid the foundation stone for a Sh145 million, 340-bed student hostel at Wumingu Technical and Vocational College in Wundanyi, part of a Sh2 billion hostel programme in Taita-Taveta County.
The Suleja Development Association has asked the Niger State Government to suspend a plan to convert land earmarked for the Suleja campus of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University into a market, saying the community was not consulted.
Mauritius-based real estate company Oficea has raised MUR3.4 billion through a sustainable bond issuance that was 1.5 times oversubscribed, with proceeds earmarked partly for its new Grid office development in Telfair, Moka.
Western Regional Minister Joseph Nelson has urged Ghana's land and property institutions to work together more closely, saying professional collaboration is key to better land administration and greater certainty for investors.
Kenya's State Department for Housing and Urban Development will review prices of units under the Affordable Housing Programme from October 1, 2026, giving applicants until September 30 to secure homes at current rates.
Kenya's High Court has ordered a former Kilifi Principal Land Registrar, his wife and associated companies to forfeit assets worth Sh426.8 million to the state after they failed to satisfactorily explain how the wealth was acquired.
A 32-year-old woman has appeared in the Klerksdorp magistrate's court over a property auction scam in which a buyer was allegedly defrauded of more than R200,000, prompting a police warning to verify auctioneers and payment details.
Mkuyu Africa has launched the Miliki Ardhi Diaspora programme at the 2026 Building and Construction Exhibition in Dar es Salaam, urging Tanzanians abroad to invest in land, homes and commercial buildings at home, with some projects offering instalment terms.
Allodial landowners of Aburi Amanfrom in Ghana's Eastern Region have appealed to the government to back Royal Kingdom Estates' 60-hectare Atwapim development and urged security agencies to protect the site, while dismissing rival claims to the land.