Ghetto Trekk! Festival
BonteheuwelGHETTO TREKK! is a touring platform that is designed for visual art, music, film-making, fashion, design, curatorship and theatre, while […]
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Conference on Informality and the Urban Food System: Policy, practice and inclusive growth through a food lens
UCT Graduate School of Business, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town, Western Cape, South AfricaThe Hungry Cities Partnership, a research programme at the African Centre for Cities, will hold a conference at the University […]
World-class city making in Africa – a view from Angola through the redevelopment of the Bay of Luanda
Seminar Room 1 Environmental & Geographical Sciences Building, UCT Upper CampusThe ACC is happy to announce the first academic seminar for 2016. Dr Sylvia Croese will be presenting a paper […]
Rethinking Sustainable Cities: from slogan to implementation
Studio 5 Environmental and Geographical Sciences Building, Upper Campus, Cape Town, South AfricaACC is excited to host representatives from Mistra Urban Futures who will be presenting on their forthcoming book entitled 'Rethinking […]
Visualising the Smart City
Seminar Room 1, EGS Building, Upper Campus, University of Cape Town University of Cape Town, Cape Town , Western Cape, South AfricaThe ACC is happy to announce the first brown bag event for 2016: Visualising the Smart City with Professor Gillian Rose. […]
Public talk and film screening in Namibia, and workshop on Global South Urbanism.
Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) , NamibiaOur film "One Table Two Elephants" (work in progress version) will be screened and I will hold a discussion afterwards […]
Migration and African Cities
African Centre for Cities UCT Upper Campus, Cape Town, South AfricaOliver Bakewell, from the International Migration Institute, at the University of Oxford, will be on the changing relationship between migration, diasporas […]
Conference: Giving Voice to Women Traders in the Informal Economy
Unnamed Venue Durban, South AfricaOn 13 and 14 April 2016, a conference exclusively for women traders – believed to be the first of its kind in Durban – was held with the support of the Foundation for Human Rights and implemented by Legal Resources Centre (LRC) and Asiye eTafuleni (AeT).
The urban network strategy – the panacea for urban and developmental ills?
Seminar Room 1 Environmental & Geographical Sciences Building, UCT Upper CampusThe ACC looks forward to generating a stimulating debate about the Cities Support Programme by hosting Dr Paul Hendler from […]
Understanding Urban Governance: Entry Points for Climate Science
You are invited to attend an FCFA online seminar on Understanding Urban Governance: Entry Points for Climate Science Friday, April 15, 2016 […]