AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSchool Land Protection: Kenya’s Lands CS Alice Wahome told the Senate the government is speeding up title deeds and surveys to stop land grabbing at public schools, citing work to secure Martin Luther Primary School in Nairobi. Land Reform Court Fight: South Africa’s President Ramaphosa’s legal team defended the Expropriation Act in the Western Cape High Court, arguing land reform is a constitutional imperative and judges can set fair compensation. Urban Enforcement: Kano State sealed more than 300 illegal structures across major corridors, targeting buildings on road setbacks, public land, waterways and power-line corridors, and ordered owners to regularise documents. Housing Finance & Policy: Kenya’s Ruto announced interest-free affordable housing financing for Muslims, while Kenya’s Senate rejected tolling plans for the Rironi–Mau Summit Expressway as “double taxation” on top of fuel levies. Infrastructure & Investment Push: Nigeria’s FCT minister Nyesom Wike said Abuja is becoming more investor-friendly as urban renewal accelerates roads, water and transport projects, warning land speculators and fraudulent developers will face no refuge. Tourism Asset Watch: Zimbabwe’s Meikles exit from the Victoria Falls Hotel raised fresh investor questions about strategy and luxury hospitality direction. Security Pressure on Campuses: Nigeria’s NANS issued Ogun State a 72-hour ultimatum over abducted students and campus insecurity, threatening sustained protests if demands aren’t met.
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