Lecture
This lecture delves into the debate surrounding the existence of the African city, exploring how different perspectives shape our understanding of urban entities in Africa. The instructor discusses the unique qualities and challenges faced by African cities, emphasizing the impact of climate, culture, and demographics on urban development. By examining the similarities and differences among various African cities, the lecture highlights the complex interplay between global trends and local contexts in shaping urban landscapes. The importance of considering the diverse identities and challenges of African cities is underscored, challenging conventional notions of urban homogeneity and advocating for a nuanced approach to urban planning and management.