KNBS data shows that the majority of tenants (84%) who faced threats of eviction were residing in urban areas.
Nationally, rent dispute was cited as the most common reason for eviction threats (35.9%), with rural and urban residence reporting 48.5 per cent and 33.5 per cent, respectively.
Other significant reasons include evictions in the surroundings (29.3% rural, 7.9% urban) and no formal agreements with landlords (16.6% rural, 4.6% urban).
A notable percentage (24.2% rural, 13.2% urban) falls under "other" unspecified causes. The lack of legal documents is a minimal concern.
