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This media file captures an indoor promotional booth setup under a white tent, likely at an event or exhibition in Kipkarren, Kenya. Three large banners are prominently displayed, advertising the "AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAMME" by the "STATE DEPARTMENT FOR HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, RIFT VALLEY REGION," under the brand "boma yangu" (My Home). The banners showcase images of modern apartment buildings and floor plans. The leftmost banner mentions the "KAPSUSWA AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECT, UASIN GISHU," while the middle banner refers to the "CHEPHALUMBU AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECT, BOMET." The rightmost banner provides more detailed information, including "AVAILABLE 1100 AHP UNITS" across several locations: Kapsuswa (Uasin Gishu), Emgwen (Nandi), Bahati (Nakuru), Chapalungu (Bornet), and Elburgen (Nakuru) counties. It also lists the number of available units for different types: 300 Studio, 240 1-Bedroom, 300 2-Bedroom, and 300 3-Bedroom. Monthly payment estimates are displayed, with a Studio unit at KES 10,850, a 1-Bedroom at KES 14,450, and a 3-Bedroom at KES 21,680. Contact information, including a phone number "0206 900 020" and email "enquiries@bomayangu.go.ke," is clearly visible. In the foreground, white-covered chairs are arranged, suggesting a waiting area or seating for attendees. A person wearing a dark jacket and jeans is partially visible on the left, bending down next to a red-carpeted area. Red and white fabric, possibly representing the Kenyan flag colors, is draped as decoration. Striped bags are on the ground near the chairs. The scene appears bright, indicating daytime.
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