The housing crisis in parts of sub-Saharan Africa is so bad that one in four people can't afford a place to live, according to a new report from the Shelter Afrique Development Bank.
And that's not counting people who can't afford to buy a house or rent one, the Washington Post reports.
According to the report, one in five people in sub-Saharan Africa can't afford to buy a house, while another one in four can't afford to rent one at all.
And that's not counting people who can't afford to buy a home at all, either.
TheShafDB's report found that in some countries, it's even harder for people to afford a house because of the cost of land, electricity, water, and other things.
And that's not even counting people who can't afford to buy a house at all.
One in four people in Kenya can't afford to buy a house.
And that's not even counting people who can't afford to rent one at all.
TheShafDB's report found that in some countries, it's even harder for people to afford to buy a house than it is for people to buy something else.
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