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Kigali Seeks to Cut Informal Housing as Construction Sector Expands - Rwanda Dispatch News Agency
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Kigali Seeks to Cut Informal Housing as Construction Sector Expands - Rwanda Dispatch News Agency
Kigali officials said informal housing remains a major challenge in the capital, despite a steady decline over the past decade, as the city pushes for planned development and greater professionalism in construction. The City of Kigali said 40.1% of residents live in informal settlements, down from 62% in 2012. Mayor Samuel Dusengiyumva shared the figures […] The post Kigali Seeks to Cut Informal Housing as Construction Sector Expands appeared fi…
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