‘Understanding Africa’s urban geography is a top priority’

Fuelled by rapid population growth Africa is experiencing the fastest urban growth anywhere in the world: the continent’s population is projected to double between now and 2050 and in the next 30 years, its cities will be home to an additional 950 million people.

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‘Understanding Africa’s urban geography is a top priority’

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