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By the end of this century, the UN predicts that Africa, which had less than a tenth of

the world's population in 1950, could be home to 40% of humanity.

Most of this staggering demographic growth will take place in Africa's cities, and the

question of how the continent manages the fastest urbanization in human history will not

only affect the daily lives of the millions of Africans, but shape everything from migration

and global economic prosperity to the future of the African nation state and the prospects

of limiting the climate crisis.

I'm Mike Woodridge, and living in and reporting on Africa over the past 50 years, I've seen

the real sense of the enormity and magnitude of these changes.

And I'm Milton Ungorsi, and together we'll be considering the opportunities and challenges

these breakneck developments present for Africa and the rest of the world.

Milton, I knew you're here as a leading BBC journalist, isn't that?

Now I'm a senior research fellow at Africa Asia Dialogues, a think tank.

And you were born here in Soweto, I believe.

Oh yes, indeed, I was born and bred here in Soweto.

In this third episode of the documentary, Africa's urban future from the BBC World Service,

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