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“Private land has been made available for the accelerated phase of construction that will also bring on board local and international investors. Affordable and decent homes for all Kenyans are in sight.” To help boost financing for prospective home buyers, the government and private investors started a mortgage refinance company last week with the aim of more than doubling home loans in the next three years. Kenyatta vowed to also continue pursuing an unpopular policy of workers and their employers making mandatory contributions to a housing fund. Flanked by the nation’s Central Bank Governor Patrick Njoroge, Kenyatta unveiled new banknotes in adherence to a requirement in the 2010 constitution that the bills shouldn’t bear images of an individual. Existing notes have portraits of former Presidents Jomo Kenyatta and Daniel Arap Moi. The new notes feature the Kenyatta International Convention Center, one of the nation’s most iconic buildings located in the capital, Nairobi, as well as wildlife including a lion and elephant.SEE ALSO :State calls for bids as affordable housing project nears take-off
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