The National Housing Corporation PLC and the Affordable Housing Board have clarified that the Ksh 2.56 billion recorded as “refunds” on the Boma Yangu Platform does not solely reflect cash withdrawals by savers. In a joint statement issued on July 23, 2026, the two institutions addressed concerns raised in recent media coverage and explained how
The government has assured Kenyans that those who buy homes under the Affordable Housing Programme will not lose their properties even if there is a change of government in future. In a statement issued on Friday, June 13, 2026, the State Department for Housing and Urban Development dismissed claims that homeowners under the programme risk
The Departmental Committee on Housing, Urban Planning, and Public Works has called on the government to address the challenges hindering Kenyans from registering and owning homes under the Boma Yangu Affordable Housing Program. While appearing before the Committee, the Principal Secretary for the State Department for Housing & Urban Development, Charles Hinga, revealed that the
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