Age-friendly cities: A housing challenge for the future

Experts at the World Urban Forum have called for age-friendly cities that prioritise accessible housing...

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The article highlights the significant challenge of designing future Kenyan cities to be age-friendly, particularly facing a growing elderly population.

The lack of an age-friendly infrastructure poses difficulties for seniors, impacting their independence and access to essential services like healthcare.
President William Ruto addressed the issue at the 13th World Urban Forum in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Cities need redesigning to accommodate the needs of elderly citizens, ensuring they can navigate their environment and remain integrated within their communities.

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