This limited edition print edition features 168 pages of journalism, reporting, opinion, ideas, photography, and more. Only 400 copies available.

Twelve years since our first issue, the reimagined edition of Cityscapes Magazine features 168 pages of long-form journalism, feature writing and reporting on urban issues from a global South perspective. It also includes conversations and interviews with experts in technology, health, architecture, transportation, design, and other fields:

• How Olalekan Jeyifous’ diaspora dreams created the Black Panther aesthetic
• As the West goes electric, its unwanted petrol cars are now polluting Africa and Asia
• Urbicide is eating its way through the legendary cities of the Middle East, from Cairo to Basra
• How the dream of Johannesburg crumbled under the ANC’s watch
• The AI conversation is driven by Silicon Valley — Vukosi Marivate wants Africa to have a say
• Zimbabwe’s Friendship Bench is challenging how we deliver mental health services
• Bastard architecture— Chat Chuenrudeemol finds value in overlooked ideas of how we build
• Sammy Baloji’s astonishing photography captures the continuing environmental devastation of DRC.