Lecture
This lecture focused on the mobility practices of urban dwellers, highlighting the different levels of practices based on modes of transport. It discussed the prevalence of walking in African cities, the influence of gender, age, and social status on mobility, as well as the impact of residence location. The lecture also explored how various factors such as religion, geography, and historical influences shape mobility patterns in different African cities, with a particular emphasis on the development of two-wheeled transportation like bicycles and motorbikes. The instructor provided insights into the cultural and economic factors driving the adoption of these modes of transport, comparing trends in different regions and discussing the potential for promoting sustainable urban mobility through initiatives like bike lanes and partnerships between universities and municipalities.