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Navigating the Go-Down Zone in Namuwongo: reimagining spaces for informal traders in Kampala
Kampala, like many cities in the global south, is experiencing urbanisation at an unprecedented rate. Eight out of ten people are taking up informal employment, many of whom set up and occupy sites within highly contested spaces in the urban realm. Modernist planning and developments across the c...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2023
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