Geza Ulole
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Head of States waliokuwepo Uganda:Uhuru Kenyatta na Samia …
yale mabango ya RIP mlishayatoa?Freedom of expression is well and alive in Kenya… if an opposition figure in Tanzania made such a speech to a foreign leader regarding the election killings , he/she would not be around longer to receive a response…
Be original… I know where you saw that one today in the Kenyan mediaBritish Bulldog bhana, unachekesha sana
Acha kuliaBe original… I know where you saw that one today in the Kenyan media
Just like Talanta watch how they switch on the situation with time. If the refinery construction begins, they will claim Haitaisha, when it’s halfway, watasema it will stall, when it’s finished watasema Hakuna Mafuta, when the refinery start rolling watasema it was not worthy the cost .. and mambo mengine … Fortunately we know Hawa majamaa very well …They would make good soldiers for Kijeketile Gware in modern times 😆😆😆Dangote alishamake decision we Mzee
You think diplomacy engagement is only about Serengeti or Maasai Mara . You have to be culturally creative . Macron can see wild animals any time, but how many times has he cooked a Kenyan meal. This is trending talk right now even here in America…Kenya knows marketing strategies…Sasa what‘s special na kupika Ugali?
In this you analysis sijaona penye imeandikwa ati pesa imekuwa😂😂embu peruse hapa
Report of the Auditor General on Affordable Housing Board for the Year Ended 30 June,2025
libraryir.parliament.go.ke
excerpts
A special audit by the Office of the Auditor-General on Kenya's Affordable Housing Programme exposed severe operational and financial risks. Major findings include that nearly
of active housing projects lack title deeds, no formal affordability or cost-benefit frameworks exist, and thousands of existing government housing units remain empty or unsold.
Critical Audit Findings
The Auditor-General's report detailed massive systemic and compliance failures within the housing initiative:
- Missing Land Titles: Approximately
of ongoing affordable housing projects were found to lack valid title deeds, putting the government and investors at risk of future legal disputes.- Absence of Cost-Benefit Analysis: The program was launched without a documented formal cost-benefit analysis framework or a defined affordability threshold to appropriately target vulnerable beneficiaries.
- Vacant & Unsold Units: The audit flagged severe revenue losses. Over 10,000 existing government and housing units are currently vacant or generating no revenue, including 700 unsold units under the National Housing Corporation valued at Sh3.2 billion.
- Land & Procurement Irregularities: Several projects were initiated on community lands lacking clear ownership records, alongside systemic weaknesses in procurement integrity and contractor oversight.