Impact of COVID 19 Pandemic on the Housing Sector as a contributory Factor to Rent Injustice
COVID 19 pandemic ravaged all sectors in Kenya leaving most if not all households suffering a negative impact on their…
SURVIVING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN NAIROBI’S URBAN INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS
Introduction A day passed, a week and now it has been months since the first case of coronavirus disease (covid-19)…
Memorandum on BBI and the Housing Agenda
From: The Housing Coalition To: Building Bridges Initiative Task Force Government of Kenya Title: Memorandum from the Urban Poor on…
The Right To Housing
The right to housing comprises an intricate part in the realization of one of the most basic needs of human…
WOMEN’S RIGHTS TO LAND AND PROPERTY IN KENYA
While women’s rights to land and property are protected under the Constitution of Kenya (2010) and various national legislations, in…
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Locked between private interests and the desire for community land rights-case of Baringo County
Baringo County is compounded with one of the major threats to communal land ownership by virtue of privatization of community lands through the ongoing adjudication process.
World Habitat Day 2019 celebrations in Mombasa County
80% of low income people in Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu can’t get access to adequate housing and the essence of the World Habitat Day 2019 was both to reflect on the situation and do a platform of action.
Media article: Forced evictions will dent roll-out of noble Big Four housing plans
It has always been assumed that the right to adequate housing as envisioned in our constitution means that the government must construct a house for every Kenyan.
Our Executive Director Ms. Pauline Vata sheds light on the World Habitat Day
On 4 October, 2019 Ms. Pauline Vata of Hakijamii was interviewed by KTN News Kenya on issues of housing focusing on the celebrations of World Habitat Day.