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Dream of owning land and houses turns into painful wait for group

Urithi Housing Cooperative clients’ chairperson Rose Ndung’u (third right) leads a protest over delays to complete housing units in Joska paid for in 2016. [Jenipher Wachie, Standard]

When Rose Ndung’u decided to actualise her dreams of becoming a house owner. She and a group of more than 300 individuals set out to look for a development plan that could suit their earnings.

The group approached Urithi Housing and Co-operative Society to offer them an affordable plan that could suit their needs.

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