Nairobi Residents Protest Against Affordable Housing Allocations

A promise by President William Ruto over the housing project has come under scrutiny as affected families raise fresh concerns...

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Residents of Mukuru kwa Reuben, Nairobi, are protesting the Affordable Housing Programme, alleging that houses they paid deposits for have been allocated to others without notice.

Residents claim they have paid deposits, with one woman stating she paid Ksh80,000 for a bedsitter, only to be informed units are sold out.
The affected residents are demanding an explanation for how their secured units are now unavailable.
This controversy follows President William Ruto handing over 4,500 homes in Mukuru in May 2025, as part of a project to replace informal settlements.

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