


(NVAE) Savanna East Africa Targets Underserved Condom Industry in Kenya as Government Appeals to U.S. Funding to Cover Critical
DALLAS, TX--(Marketwire - March 29, 2011) - Savanna East Africa, Inc. (
Prospective Housing Project
In addition to pursuing the heathcare products industry in East Africa, Savanna is actively pursuing the housing market. Savanna CEO Randell Torno recently conducted a Webcast to discuss next steps on a prospective 200 unit public housing project as well as a potential university youth hostel project in Kenya. Additionally, Mr. Torno recently met with Kenya's National Housing Corporation (NHC) to further refine the development of these initiatives. Earlier this year, Savanna and NewMarket hosted meetings in New York City with Kenya's Ministry of Housing and the NHC. NHC's mission is to provide safe, affordable and sustainable living accommodations for Kenyans who are today without adequate housing. To learn more about Savanna's housing initiatives in Kenya and the business opportunity, listen to the on-demand Webcast available now at [ www.savannaea.com ].
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