How African urban planners can tap into population rise

Africa’s population is projected to nearly double by 2050, with 80 per cent of that growth being concentrated in urban areas, leaving two out of three Africans living in cities...

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Africa's urban areas are projected to experience rapid growth, with the population nearly doubling by 2050 and 80 percent concentrated in cities. This presents both significant challenges and opportunities for African nations.

By 2050, two out of three Africans are expected to live in cities.
The article highlights the need for African countries to invest in infrastructure and services that broaden social opportunity.
Emphasis is placed on accessible public transport as a key area for investment.

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