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Nigeria’s state and local governments should take urban development planning very seriously. Modern cities should be seen as agents of development, poverty-reduction, and job-creation. Beyond lip service, they should take vigorous efforts to tackle the effects of climate change, rejuvenate and sustain tree planting, greening and eco-friendly recreational systems.

THE one-day job fair held by the Lagos State Government recently is a welcome attempt to address the state’s and Nigeria’s roaring youth unemployment problem.

Rating liveability for a city comes down to many personal factors.

In recent weeks, there is this subject tugging at my heart that I have been afraid to take up. I find it very unsettling, emotionally, and feel that I will not be able to grasp its meaning within...

Karachi's overall score of 37.5 was the lowest among any city on the 2022 Global Liveability Index. The city's score in the stability indicator was particularly low, at just 20 out of 100

High crime, deteriorating infrastructure, and pollution are just a few of the issues that cause KARACHI to make the news for

Calgary doesn’t have to take a back seat to any city its size when it comes to urban living and economic development, writes Richard White.

Auckland in New Zealand has topped the ranking in the 2021 EIU’s annual world's most liveable city survey.

Vienna, Austria came out on top

Vienna, Austria came out on top