John Aglionby
Monica Juma, minister for foreign affairs, shares plans to tackle homes shortage
As reported by the Financial Times, Kenya is courting international pension funds to help finance the construction of 500,000 low-cost homes in the next four years, as part of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s “Big Four” economic agenda.
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Also read: Unlock pension fund capital to address the housing shortage in Kenya
Also read:How to answer the frequently asked interview questions
Top story: schizophrenia-the-white-mans-disease
Pension funds in the Kenya have traditionally invested in property, equities and debt instruments but there has been agitation to unlock them to drive more social and economic growth
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Kenya looks to global pension funds in housing drive
John Aglionby
Monica Juma, minister for foreign affairs, shares plans to tackle homes shortage
As reported by the Financial Times, Kenya is courting international pension funds to help finance the construction of 500,000 low-cost homes in the next four years, as part of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s “Big Four” economic agenda.
See full story here
Also read: Unlock pension fund capital to address the housing shortage in Kenya
Also read:How to answer the frequently asked interview questions
Top story: schizophrenia-the-white-mans-disease
Pension funds in the Kenya have traditionally invested in property, equities and debt instruments but there has been agitation to unlock them to drive more social and economic growth
TOPICS big four agendaHousingMonica JumaPresident Uhuru Kenyatta
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