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Urban Living

Amplifying the voice and visibility of gender to unlock inclusion in smart cities
Thought Leader
/ 9 October 2023

Amplifying the voice and visibility of gender to unlock inclusion in smart cities

Cities in general have a masculine vision. This needs to change

By Hluma Luvo Ralane
Pervasive elitism blinds us to the bitter land battles in our cities
Analysis
/ 7 September 2017

Pervasive elitism blinds us to the bitter land battles in our cities

The urban land question is urgent and needs to be placed at the centre of our national conversation

By Richard Pithouse
Urban klevas should respect rural rituals
Article
/ 8 January 2015

Urban klevas should respect rural rituals

Returning home to attend a traditional burial reminds urbanite Johnny Masilela of the richness of rural culture.

By Staff Reporter
Urban voting statistics give ANC pause for thought
Article
/ 15 May 2014

Urban voting statistics give ANC pause for thought

The ANC’s diminishing share of the vote in the metropoles, particularly in Gauteng, has inspired a burst of soul-searching in the ruling party.

By Laura Grant and Verashni Pillay
Shanty towns: The new urban aesthetic
Article
/ 28 November 2013

Shanty towns: The new urban aesthetic

The continent’s cities are built very differently to those in Europe, and a new book dedicates ?itself to these singular settlements.

By Percy Zvomuya
Street of a past that foretold a future
Article
/ 10 August 2012

Street of a past that foretold a future

Rockey Street was a beachhead of the new South Africa in the late Eighties and the Nineties, but it has seen a lot of changes since those heady days.

By Nechama Brodie
A house, a home and hope that refuses to die
Article
/ 10 August 2012

A house, a home and hope that refuses to die

Yes, it is true what they say about South Africa and Johannesburg in particular: it is home to all of Africa.

By Tiisetso Makube
Where Africans can mingle in peace and not-so-quiet
Article
/ 10 August 2012

Where Africans can mingle in peace and not-so-quiet

Yeoville is home to Africans from all over the continent, as the shops on the busy street attest, writes Percy Zvomuya.

By Percy Zvomuya
Mpho Moshe Matheolane: Life in the city – an urban legend?
Article
/ 24 July 2012

Mpho Moshe Matheolane: Life in the city – an urban legend?

What drives people to move to Jo’burg, when it’s clear that no matter how well-earned its ‘great city’ status is, it won’t give them what they seek?

By Mpho Moshe Matheolane
Mapping the city’s DNA
Article
/ 7 October 2011

Mapping the city’s DNA

It is important to understand the relationship
between the country’s dynamics and its inhabitants.

By Natalie Dixon
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Africa
/ 20 October 2009

South Sudan’s capital a ‘boom town’ in the heart of Africa

The United Nations and international agencies came to Juba after the war, pushing up the price of the little housing that is available.

By Guillaume Lavallee

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