[Mansa Musa]

Maputo looks absolutely stunning

 

[brandpb]

nice Africa, greeting from Colombia

 

[Ijebuboy]

ABUJA NIGERIA

I really like these new trains, hope they can get a railway through the actual suburbs like wuse, maitama and asokoro

 

[BenjaminEli]

Harare

google.com​

 

[sponcer_cv]

you got to start somewhere. better that than nothing. also, leave lisbon once in a while and go to the margem sul and see how it lloks like.

I dont live in Lisbon.

 

[sponcer_cv]

But the people who live there are middle to upper middle class.

I know, but it still resemble comie block.

 

[Wanyang]

Nairobi

 

[The E.N.D]

Waterfall | Johannesburg

Source: Waterfall​

 

[Kenyan_yungin]

Nairobi
A little bit of all the main business districts (CBD, Kilimani, Westlands, Upper Hill etc)

 

[odilrak]

Luanda

 

[moy.co.za]

Wow Nairobi is the Skyscraper Capital of Africa, great tall buildings with awesome designs and the city looks great too!!

 

[Mansa Musa]

In terms of 100m-200m yea Nairobi is king.

 

[odilrak]

Dar es salaam All CDB (City center & Kijitonyama)

 

[odilrak]

Luanda

 

[odilrak]

Niamey, Niger

 

[odilrak]

Abidjan, Invory Coast

 

[odilrak]

Maputo

 

[GabsM]

Nairobi
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I cant help but wonder how Kenya could have been if 'she' had natural resources like South Africa, Botswana, Nigeria, and the North African countries and a serious president between 1978 and 2002. Could have have been at Malaysia's level.

 

[GabsM]

Not speaking for other African countries, but certainly no one wants to walk long distances under the scorching Nigerian sun. Absolutely no one. So, there's no point making cities walkable over long distances. Intra-district walkability is enough, and that should be improved upon...

Walking is ideal for cool European cities like Brussels not African or Middle east cities

 

[GabsM]

Harare

google.com​

If Zimbabwe maintained its economic trajectory, this city could have been epic considering that the skyline looks almost the same when it was called Salisbury.