Lecture
This lecture explores urban mobility and transportation in African cities, focusing on different mobility levels, residential patterns, and transportation strategies. It discusses mobility disparities between central and peripheral neighborhoods, highlighting the impact on the rich and poor residents. The lecture also examines case studies like Niamey, emphasizing the importance of proximity mobility and long-distance travel. Additionally, it delves into the challenges faced by residents in central and peripheral areas, shedding light on the increasing centrifugal residential movement in peripheral neighborhoods.