Land in Kenya is more than an asset or a production input — it is family, memory, identity and insurance. For many Kenyans the decision to buy, sell, develop or litigate over property is driven as much by emotion and customary duty as by market calculus. Below I lay out the hard data, legal background and concrete case evidence that explain why ancestral land continues to dominate investment choices,...
Home ownership in Kenya is more than a personal milestone—it reflects social progress, economic stability, and shifting cultural expectations. While traditional norms placed men at the forefront of property ownership, new dynamics are emerging. Working youth are seeking affordability in satellite towns, adults are balancing mortgages and investments, and women are steadily overcoming long-standing...
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