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New city-making in Africa: a case of planning hybridity
The recent trend of building new cities in Africa has been viewed with scepticism, particularly due to its emphasis on privatisation and its potential to exacerbate existing urban challenges. However, the role of the African state in these privatised urban developments is not well understood, despit
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