That is way better than say
Mathare, Kariobangi and the rest

rvp20182:
This is a village in Limpopo.

rvp20182:
There is are lots of reforms going on - the actual construction on some sites have started - but ultimately Sonko has to go - so Uhuru can demolish old Nairobi County council housing and build skyscrappers - mass social housing.

The latest reform was to allow people to use their pension 40% of the pension to purchase houses. We have 12B dollars worth of contributory pension - so this could unlock potentially 5 billion dollars.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/markets/capital/State-offers-40pc-of-pension-savings-for-home-purchase/4259442-5543670-27mbroz/index.html

A typical Kenyan way! How to tap limited funds to meet a dire social need while providing employment for thousands? Look at pension funds. Others will self-service themselves silly pretending to be too rich for SUCH options while their national pensions look like Swaziland!
Truly, many of our policy guys are world class!

Noisyrians:
I pity you foolishly stvpid kenyans. Keep on posting crap while starvation n poverty kills your stvpid azzes why don’t you post stuff from kiberia?

If what we are posting is crap you wouldn't be here protesting. Get used to the pictures.

Just30:
That is way better than say
Mathare, Kariobangi and the rest

The topic is villages. Please pay attention.

rvp20182:
This is a village in Limpopo.

These are also villages in limpopo

SkyOne11:
Accra Twin Towers , coming soon

Name, price, commencement of construction, duration, estimate of finish date? We need the details to verify this is not a ruse.

Austine1212:


These are also villages in limpopo

Are you sure those are not owned by land investors?

rvp20182:
This is a village in Limpopo.

Village houses in limpopo

Not estates, these are built by ordinary south africans

Austine1212:


1st pic is ridge park estate, those are owned by land investors

Can't villagers and ordinary folk not be land investors and why?

Austine1212:


Village houses in limpopo

Not estates, these are built by ordinary south africans

Who builds estates in South Africa? Not ordinary South Africans?

gallivant:


Are you sure those are not owned by land investors?

100%

Austine1212:


100%

What is a land investor to you?

gallivant:


Who builds estates in South Africa? Not ordinary South Africans?

Rich south africas

If you understand the word ordinary

I think it mostly insurance and pension funds - REITIS - and their gov. It very hard for them to understand for example kenya where it's ordinary folks who build everything.

gallivant:

Who builds estates in South Africa? Not ordinary South Africans?

Austine1212:


Rich south africas

If you understand the word ordinary

How does building your own house on your own land not make you a land investor?

gallivant:


What is a land investor to you?

Real estate developer /property investment companies anything in that range

It looks peri-urban to me. Rural I expect to see at least some land. Or the Boer has taken all the land.

Austine1212:


These are also villages in limpopo

rvp20182:
I think it mostly insurance and pension funds - REITIS - and their gov. It very hard for them to understand for example kenya where it's ordinary folks who build everything.

I have realised South Africa operates on it's weird own rules. He doesn't expect the rest of us to get lost in his translations does he?

rvp20182:
I think it mostly insurance and pension funds - REITIS - and their gov. It very hard for them to understand for example kenya where it's ordinary folks who build everything.

Government only build for those earning low income, thats a working government

People build houses from their pockets like ones i posted

rvp20182:
It looks peri-urban to me. Rural I expect to see at least some land. Or the Boer has taken all the land.

That's exactly what am wondering. Where is the rural, where are the cows and cornfields?

They think building a house or a flat or estate is something that can only be done by property or real estate or gov or such kind of institution. In kenya - it's the opposite - buy a plot - and start building. Ours is informal - like opening dukars all over - there is more formal - like supermakets.

gallivant:


I have realised South Africa operates on it's weird own rules. He doesn't expect the rest of us to get lost in his translations does he?

Austine1212:


Government only build for those earning low income, thats a working government

People build houses from their pockets like ones i posted

Aren't those land investors or the rules only apply to the rest of Africa?

I hope they don't live in native reserves like my grandparents. Those native reserves were at edges of large white farm - and people were squeezed like sardines - in the hilliest or rocky infertile places - and all they did is to go and work the white man farm. The white man can be nasty.

I pray this is not the case - because if it is - then we need to help Azania as a matter of urgency.

Looks like Kenya "reserve" of the yore.

gallivant:


That's exactly what am wondering. Where is the rural, where are the cows and cornfields?

Austine1212:


Village houses in limpopo

Not estates, these are built by ordinary south africans

Don't lie, this is a rural South Africa.

Look like Kenya native reserves of the 1960s- where one white man owns 100,000 acres of farmland - and Africans are squeezed on the edges - and are the Whiteman farm labor.

Acadavah:


Don't lie, this is a rural South Africa.

rvp20182:
They think building a house or a flat or estate is something that can only be done by property or real estate or gov or such kind of institution. In kenya - it's the opposite - buy a plot - and start building. Ours is informal - like opening dukars all over - there is more formal - like supermakets.

That's just pathetic. You can't always rely on government handouts. If I have some land and build my house am surely a land investor unless its some weird country.

Acadavah:


Don't lie, this is a rural South Africa.

That is also some villages, they got houses, lifestock

The second pic is an informal settlement,


And also leave the pictures to me, i am posting in stages

I never post pictures of youryour country

Get THE land first - before you build slums in rural areas - don't be the proverbial cowboy without cows. Get the Boer land - and the build yourself a nice huge farmhouse in middle of HUGE FARM. Heck like in Kenya - you could get Boer's farm with the house on it.

You need to revolt. What you're calling rural - are African natives reserves.

Austine1212:


That is also some villages, they got houses, lifestock

The second pic is an informal settlement,


And also leave the pictures to me, i am posting in stages

I never post pictures of youryour country

rvp20182:
Look like Kenya native reserves of the 1960s- where one white man owns 100,000 acres of farmland - and Africans are squeezed on the edges - and are the Whiteman farm labor.

You are making noise especially when 70% of Kenyans live in rural areas

And we know the shacks they live in

rvp20182:
Look like Kenya native reserves of the 1960s- where one white man owns 100,000 acres of farmland - and Africans are squeezed on the edges - and are the Whiteman farm labor.

Don't forget even rural Kenya have those mud houses

gallivant:


How does building your own house on your own land not make you a land investor?

SA and kenya are different, different standards

Different leagues

Acadavah:


Don't forget even rural Kenya have those mud houses

The difference is that these Kenyans are land investors. They have built homes and farms in their own land. The material of construction is inconsequential right now.