168 pages of journalism, reporting, opinion, ideas, photography, and more…

Twelve years since our first issue, the reimagined edition of Cityscapes Magazine features 168 pages of long-form journalism, feature writing and reporting on urban issues from a global South perspective. It also includes conversations and interviews with experts in technology, health, architecture, transportation, design, and other fields:

• How Olalekan Jeyifous’ diaspora dreams created the Black Panther aesthetic
• As the West goes electric, its unwanted petrol cars are now polluting Africa and Asia
• Urbicide is eating its way through the legendary cities of the Middle East, from Cairo to Basra
• How the dream of Johannesburg crumbled under the ANC’s watch
• The AI conversation is driven by Silicon Valley — Vukosi Marivate wants Africa to have a say
• Zimbabwe’s Friendship Bench is challenging how we deliver mental health services
• Bastard architecture— Chat Chuenrudeemol finds value in overlooked ideas of how we build
• Sammy Baloji’s astonishing photography captures the continuing environmental devastation of DRC.