Durban

In Durban, a Neighborhood Builds a Just Path

How Africa’s “Biggest Welfare State” is Encouraging More Entrepreneurship

How Durban’s City Planning is Influenced by Its Citizens’ Imaginations

Can Freeways Make a City More Resilient?

“Social Cohesion” Becomes an Official Part of Durban City Policy

Durban Moves Its Slum-Dwellers Into Converted Office Buildings

Durban’s Car Guards Get Corporate

“Urban Improvement Districts” Let Durbanites Pay More to Get More

Durban Aims to Spread Its Biodiversity Message to Its Slums

Surf’s Up, and the Number of Street Children Is Down

Durban Finally Gains Ground In Its 100-Year Battle Against Sand

Durban Embraces Its Waste-Pickers, and the City Spiffs Up

Hobbled By Apartheid-Era Planning, Durban Announces a Transit Transformation

Durban Loses a Third of Its Drinking Water Before It Reaches Its Destination

Durban’s Emergency Operations Center Tries to Manage a Housing Crisis

Why the Rio Earth Summit Should Matter to Urbanists

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