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Article: How Africa can build inclusive, safe and sustainable cities

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October 08, 2015

CSUD’s Jacqueline Klopp and Jeffrey Paller recently published on “How Africa can build inclusive, safe and sustainable cities” in The Conversation. They argue that for African cities to be productive and inclusive places, urban politics will need to change.

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