PS Hinga Sets Record Straight on Change in Affordable Housing Ownership After 2027

Hinga's clarification comes after a section of opposition leaders warned affordable housing owners that they risk losing their property should there be a change in government in 2027...

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Housing Principal Secretary Charles Hinga has firmly refuted opposition claims that beneficiaries of Kenya's Affordable Housing Programme could lose their homes after the 2027 General Election.

The Principal Secretary assured that homeowners' rights are legally protected and houses acquired through the scheme cannot be repossessed by any future government.
Key person involved: Charles Hinga, Housing Principal Secretary.
Hinga described the opposition's warnings as misleading and politically motivated, urging prospective buyers to proceed with confidence.

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