How might we conceptualise and research everyday urbanism? By examining the making of
everyday life in a low‐income neighbourhood in Uganda, we argue that a dialectics of …

Cities are becoming increasingly fragmented materially, socially, and spatially. From broken
toilets and everyday things, to art and forms of writing, fragments are signatures of urban …

The youth employment crisis in sub-Saharan Africa's towns and cities is among the region's
top development priorities. High rates of youth under-and unemployment create significant …

This article contributes to shaping the discourse on unequal geographies of infrastructure
and governance in the global South, opening up new ways of thinking through politics …

Insufficient decent work in lower income countries is one of the most pressing global
challenges facing young people today and is captured by SDG 8: decent work for all …

This paper develops a multi-scalar geography of youth volunteering in Uganda. A growing
body of research has explored the geographies of volunteering in the global North and …

This paper examines how extreme weather events affect the mobility of low‐income urban
residents in Ghana. Bringing together scholarship on extreme weather and mobilities, it …

Geographers have shown how mobile phones are transforming urban economies in Africa
by altering the temporal and spatial nature of commercial transactions. Less well …

This paper extends research on geographies of ageing in relation to urban academic and
policy debates. We illustrate how older people in urban African contexts deploy their agency …

Imaginations of existential threat do not only express themselves in exceptional actions-as
prominently suggested by securitization theory-but also in routine, day-to-day practices …