This paper investigates opportunities to connect divided cities by analysing ways in which
occupation practices operate alongside, subvert and potentially transform historic, and …

ABSTRACT The City of Tshwane has experienced significant political, socio-economic and
spatial changes. The lives and daily use patterns of different people in the city, as well as …

The exclusionary landscape of Moreleta Park is defined by SLOAP (Space (s) Left Over After
Planning) and can be viewed as a hyper-densified trope of South Africa's tense suburban …

The buzz concept of inclusive economic growth has been receiving great emphasis in both
academic and industry dialogues, thus placing the socio-economic transformation agenda …

In this chapter, we introduce the notion of infrastructural entanglement to denote the close
relationships and correlations that develop between components of infrastructural …

Informal settlements currently house more than a billion people and will house a billion more
by 2030. They are pervasive, expanding and persistent. Some of them have slum conditions …

The legal and policy framework put in place by the former apartheids regime, together with
ineffective urban planning measures, resulted in a grossly distorted South African urban …

Forced racial-residential segregation is a phenomenon that creates spatial legacies in a city
structure which inhibits equal development and access to opportunities. The legacy of …

This paper examines the important yet largely misunderstood relationship between
resilience and sustainability and the gap between these theoretical constructs and the …

Many political, economic and social transformations have occurred in South Africa since the
first democratic elections in 1994. The country has made significant efforts in trying to …