What everyday problem in our African cities do you think deserves far more attention?
Big conversations about Africa often focus on national economies, elections and major infrastructure. Meanwhile, everyday problems such as unreliable public transport, waste collection, difficult housing markets, poor street design and limited public spaces shape how millions of people live. I just came from a location that absolutely need a combi route.
Some of these problems may look ordinary, but solving them could improve productivity and quality of life in a very practical way.
Which everyday problem in African cities do you think is being underestimated, and what kind of solution would make a real difference?