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In many countries around the world proving ownership of land through title is a complicated business that lends itself to corruption but in Kenya, a team has been assembled to use blockchain technology to put an end to land grabbing. Kenya Plans to Legitimize Land Ownership with Blockchain Sometimes referred to as the ‘Silicon Savannah’ Kenya is considered to be a technological giant on the continent of Africa. Still, something that should be as straightforward as processing a land ownership title can be fraught with problems due to corruption throughout the bureaucracy.

The investment industry is being disrupted by the emergence of blockchain and distributed ledger technology (‘DLT’), which is paving the way for a more efficient and transparent market without the need for middlemen. Assets previously characterised as illiquid, i.e. real estate, are now becoming freely tradable. Transactions can be settled almost instantly and without counterparty risk. Investors will soon be able to freely invest in real estate from anywhere in the world, no matter how big or small the investment, within minutes instead of months.

4Bedroom Duplex all room en-suite with 2 unit of 3bedroom flat and a Mini Flat on 700sqm of land, Facing tared road. 1minute drive to Lekki-Epe Express way. LOCATION: Ologunfe bus stop, Awoyaya Ibeju Lekki, Lagos.