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  1. Economic prosperity attracts migration across the continent.
  2. Housing shortage affects the African continent.
  3. A global campaign is focused on regional housing needs, specifically addressing the housing deficit in Kenya.

Kenya to incorporate artwork and stipends into affordable housing schemes

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What happened

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The Kenyan government plans to integrate artwork, including graffiti and murals, into affordable housing projects across the country. Under this initiative, new homeowners will receive paintings as a gift from the Affordable Housing Board. Participating artists will be registered and receive a monthly stipend, while being expected to produce four pieces of artwork each month.

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Why it matters

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The government initiative seeks to make urban spaces more vibrant while providing artists with a source of income. The plan involves new mandated expenditure for artist stipends and housing art projects.

A global campaign is currently focused on regional housing needs, specifically addressing the housing deficit in Kenya. Housing shortages are affecting the African continent.

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Who's involved

  • KenyaThe state implementing the plan to incorporate artwork into housing schemes

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • National Treasury might face increased costs due to mandated expenditure for artist stipends and housing art projects.

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