In major Africa cities, population dynamics significantly influence development projects and government planning for the future. ・Africa's population has expanded from 283 million to over 1.5 ...

Others are satellite towns on the outskirts of major cities. Ruiru, home to 400,000 on the fringes of Nairobi, Kenya’s capital, is the sixth-fastest-growing city in Africa. At the top of the ...

Africa's mega-city that's set to become the world's largest with 100mn people Currently home to an estimated 20 million residents, it is already the biggest city in Africa by population.

Nairobi — Nairobi has been listed among the major city routes in Africa not served by Airbus, a global aerospace and aviation corporation. In its latest report, which identified key unserved ...

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg lauded the urbanization of Africa. “In 2011, there were 52 African cities with a population higher than one million people. By 2016, in only two ...

With that said, here are the top 5 least profitable major cities in Africa to become a landlord for the second half of 2024, according to Numbeo’s updated gross rental yield index for the half year.

Born in Kampala, raised in Cape Town in post-apartheid South Africa and politically awakened in New York’s Queens, Zohran ...

A recent report, Financing Africa’s Urban Opportunity, by FSD Africa and UKaid tells us hope is not lost. A better future for African cities which the report suggests is the 3CR model: Compact ...

South Africa is also the fifth-largest city in Africa. Plus, there are so many beautiful South African women. 4. Kenya, Nairobi. Kenyans are one of the most beautiful and handsome Africans.

The number of people living in African cities will triple over the next 40 years and by 2050 60% of Africans will be city dwellers, a UN report says.

Read more on at Map of Africa’s major infrastructure. The French news publication, Le Monde Diplomatique, recently published a map showing major infrastructure, particularly energy, in Africa: The ...

The World Bank’s latest Africa’s Pulse publication notes that 472-million Africans already live in urban areas and that this number will double over the next 25 years, with the largest cities ...