Every 31st of October, the world celebrates World Cities Day, an initiative established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2013. This observance highlights the vital role cities play in.
Africa is experiencing urbanisation at an extraordinary rate, ushering in a rapid demographic transformation driven by its growing population. This rapid urbanisation presents a significant housing challenge but also offers.
“Engaging youth in the planning and development of urban spaces is critical to Africa’s future. The voices of young people must be heard and included, as they are the ones.
Noise pollution is increasingly becoming a pervasive issue in Africa’s urban landscapes. Often overshadowed by other forms of pollution, such as air and water, noise pollution is gradually establishing itself.
Across Africa, a demographic shift is taking place. Millions are leaving rural areas in search of a brighter future in cities. This phenomenon, known as rural-urban migration, is a key.
