Stop Land Fragmentation

The Kenya Kwanza government promised to stop land fragmentation, the land purchased by the scheme will be subject to land use planning where beneficiaries will own transferable residential plots in planned settlement, and right to lease non-transferable agricultural land.

The Kenya Kwanza government has launched the affordable housing project across the country to mitigate land fragmentation, which would otherwise reduce agricultural land.
There is also a push from Parliament for more policies to be developed to protect agricultural land.

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Last updated: March 4, 2026 8:08 am