Kenya’s Affordable Housing Is Part of a Global Order to Control Ownership

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Kenya’s Affordable Housing Is Part of a Global Order to Control Ownership

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Nov 7, 2025 #LNN #LynnNgugiShow

Kenya’s “affordable housing” plan has been praised as a solution to the country’s housing crisis , but few people are asking the real question. Who truly benefits?

In this episode, we break down how a $250 million World Bank loan and a global framework are shaping Kenya’s housing agenda. We look at why politicians are forcing this program despite public resistance, how it ties to foreign investment, climate finance, and debt, and why ordinary Kenyans may never own the homes they’re paying for.

From land and food systems to ancestral ownership, we explore how global policies are quietly changing what it means to own anything in Africa.

See also:

By 2030 You’ll Own Nothing And Be Happy – World Economic Forum – Original Video (2016)

Oct 31, 2021 #TheGreatReset #WorldEconomicForum #NewNormal

Originally posted by the World Economic Forum on Twitter on November 18th 2016 and since deleted due to the amount of attention and backlash it received in the wake of [current year events].