The State Department for Housing and Urban Development dismissed claims that buyers risk losing their investments if a new government comes into power.
President William Ruto inspects the 955-unit Starehe affordable housing project in Nyahururu town, Laikipia West constituency. [PCS]
The government has moved to reassure Kenyans that homes bought under the Affordable Housing Programme are safe and cannot be taken away from them.
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