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Across Africa: Real estate scams growing in Ivory Coast

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Briefings

Across Africa reports a severe housing shortage in Ivory Coast driving demand for land, which has created opportunities for fraudsters selling fake properties and non-existent plots. The article also highlights Kenya's women athletes achieving major sporting successes and Addis Ababa's ambitious plans to become East Africa's clean-energy powerhouse.

Key points

• In Ivory Coast, a severe housing shortage has created opportunities for fraudsters selling fake properties and non-existent plots.
• Kenya's women athletes are delivering some of the country's biggest sporting successes.

Context

This article presents findings from Across Africa regarding specific developments in Ivory Coast, Kenya, and Addis Ababa. The Ivory Coast section details housing market dynamics and fraud risks, while the other two sections highlight athletic achievements and energy infrastructure goals.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to three distinct topics: housing fraud in Ivory Coast, women's sports in Kenya, and clean energy plans in Addis Ababa. No specific dates, numbers, or causal claims are provided for these events.

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