A start-up metropolis in Kenya seeks to handle Africa’s poverty-stricken urbanization drawback

Tatu City, exterior Kenya’s capital, is a start-up metropolis, privately owned and with aspirations of getting a inhabitants of 250,000. Similar tasks exist everywhere in the world. But in sub-Saharan Africa, advocates hope that the event of recent cities can remedy the continent’s urbanization puzzle: While the expansion of cities has diminished poverty worldwide, the area has largely been a ‘exception. Sub-Saharan Africa is urbanizing whereas nonetheless poor. The area lacks the capital wanted to remodel cities into engines of financial progress. Some consultants take into account Tatu City with its new infrastructure and strict guidelines to be a mannequin. (AP Video by Jackson Njehia)