By 2030, 4 of 5 Africa’s key sub-regions will have over 50% of its population living in urban areas. Urbanization is leading to overcrowding in cities, and straining infrastructure and available resources while also facing a lack of affordable housing and rising poverty levels.
Overall, the effects of urban and economic issues in African countries are complex and varied. While there are many growth opportunities, there are also significant challenges facing African countries as they strive to build more liveable and connected cities.
Read all about the opportunities and challenges involved in creating African New Cities in this report.
The table of contents in the report includes:
Introduction
Key Figures
Sample New City Developments Across Africa
New City Drivers
New City Profiles
Konza Technology City
Appolonia City
Eko Atlantic City
Tatu City
Nkwashi City
Al Galala City
New Administrative Capital
Diamniadio Lake City
Centenary City
Moka Smart City
Alaro City
La Cite Du Fleuve
Madinaty City
Beau Plan Smart City
