AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoMorocco Politics & Housing Demand: Morocco’s Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) won 97 of 395 seats in parliamentary elections, setting up coalition talks as voters—especially young people—push for better schools, hospitals and housing. Nairobi Service Delivery Pressure: Nairobi MCAs escalated criticism of Governor Johnson Sakaja over uneven devolved services and accountability gaps, arguing some wards have been left behind. Flood Risk & Land Safety: Kenya’s KeNHA is blamed for drainage and water diversion failures contributing to repeat flooding and gully erosion in Lanet, Nakuru, putting homes at collapse risk. Nigeria Property & Documentation: Abuja developer T.Pumpy says its Karsana Phase 3 & 4 sales come with verifiable Certificates of Occupancy, offering 450sqm plots at N37.5m (promo ending Sept 25). Energy/Infrastructure Deal: Ardova-led consortium moves to acquire Powergas, aiming to expand CNG refuelling sites nationwide within 24 months. Housing Market Access: A Nigeria-focused property expert promotes fractional ownership to widen access as rising acquisition costs price out many buyers. Settlement-linked Business Watch: UN updates its database, adding firms to its list tied to illegal Israeli settlement activities, bringing the total to 214 companies.
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