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NEWS: To what extent are Africa's megacities equipped and prepared to cope with the impacts of climate change?

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The health repercussions of climate change in African cities require immediate attention. These urban areas find themselves on the front lines, facing rising temperatures and worsening air pollution. To safeguard both people and the environment, governments must act decisively. They must channel investments into green infrastructure, champion clean energy initiatives, and bolster healthcare systems. African cities face substantial health challenges due to climate change, including flood risks, droughts, and the spread of vector-borne diseases. Droughts are a significant cause of mortality globally and are indirectly linked to extreme heat. Indirect health issues arise through food-borne and vector-borne diseases, non-communicable illnesses, displacement, and mental health stressors. Air pollution intensifies with fossil fuel combustion, contributing to over 5 million deaths annually. African cities have responded by implementing policies to minimize resource consumption and reduce gree
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CONVERSATIONS : Should the process of procuring infrastructure projects be outsourced?

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Ronnie Siphika and Sibani Ntuli both Junior Built Environment Professionals share their views on A question asked by a Senior Built Environment Professional Gundo Maswime on whether Government should outsource the process of procuring infrastructure projects as a strategy to curb corruption?



Also watch: How can Government optimize infrastructure procurement?

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