Lands and Housing Stories
In March 2023, Housing and Urban Development Principal Secretary Charles Hinga had indicated that the housing levy is a form of saving, not a tax.
The KIPPRA study report says Kenya, as well as other parts of Africa, will experience greater climatic variability and increasing rates of drought in...
The report warns that the ongoing destruction of forests costs the economy at least three per cent of its gross domestic product annually.
CS Wahome cited a variety of factors including court cases and a lack of streamlined processes as the reasons for the delay.
A 2019 report indicated that only 30 per cent of Kenya's public schools had secured title deeds, leaving over 22,000 schools vulnerable to land grabbi...
They sued Northern Rangelands Trust which was operating as the umbrella for CBOs running wildlife conservancies in unregistered community lands.
The Ministry of Lands emerged the most corrupt institution, with 27.9 per cent of respondents reporting bribery.
The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, speaking on behalf of the Government Information Service, acknowledged awareness of the reported human rights v...
Lavender House Clinic project is not only treating illnesses but transforming lives, one patient at a time.
According to the Royal House, the visit highlights the strong relations and growing cooperation between Kenya and the Netherlands. The Netherlands aim...
A record 10,457 people - or nearly 30 people a day - died attempting to reach Spain this year from all routes, according to the report.
The former administrator lost the tussle over the land to the Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission (EACC) which had sued him together with a hotel.
The world today is looking at food security as the number one agenda yet we have neglected 80 per cent of this country agriculturally.
Since October, unusually heavy rains have triggered widespread flooding and landslides in some areas of Uganda.
The area where the landslide occurred is mountainous and has experienced similar disasters in the past, including an avalanche in 2010 that killed at...
At least 40 households were completely buried, the Uganda Red Cross Society said in a statement, while others were partially damaged.
A local civil society group said seven homes had been swept away and 31 damaged, putting the death toll at 10.
The lake is also impacted by overgrazing and sand harvesting, pollution, and competition for its resources pitting farmers against pastoralists.
Affected people have been urged to cross-check their names to confirm if they are on the list released by the ministry.
Justice Kagendo directed that the investigation be completed within six months, noting that the same bond terms should apply to any similar cases.
