South Africa

With Branded Pothole Repairs, Private Companies Make Their Mark on Johannesburg’s Roads

Workers With One of the Hardest Jobs in the World May Breathe Easier

Can a Chicago Cure for Violence Make a Man Stop Beating His Wife?

Legalizing “Post-Clinic” Abortions in South Africa Could Help Thousands of Women

Inside the Struggle to Replace a Century-Old Vaccine

What Rwanda Can Teach U.S. Cities About Getting Rid of Plastic Bags

In Durban, a Neighborhood Builds a Just Path

Cape Town’s Anti-Apartheid Urban Plan

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

Trapped Miners Provide a Peek at a Violent Subterranean Industry

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