AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUrban Growth: A World Bank report says sub-Saharan Africa will add 748 million urban residents by 2050, creating a major chance to expand jobs if governments invest in transport, housing, infrastructure and connected business districts. City Services: South Africa’s Human Rights Commission says Gauteng’s failing water and wastewater systems are putting communities at risk. It questioned a surge in Tshwane’s water-tanker spending, which reached R777 million in 2024/25, while warning that sewage failures persist across the province. Windhoek Development: The city council approved a proposed 107-plot township in Cimbebasia and a sports hub with a 4,000-seat stadium, football academy and African Football Museum, as population growth strains housing and infrastructure. Dakar Games: Senegal is hosting Africa’s first Olympic event, with the Youth Olympic Games opening in Dakar.
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