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International Forum on Cultural Spaces in Kigali

October 28, 2019

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Dak'art Workshop and Exhibition
African public space may well provide successful solutions for public space challenges in the West – was the conclusion of the jury of the Blueprints of Paradise competition, developed by the Afrika Museum and AAmatters in 2010.
Michenzani Green Corridors
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Ng’ambo Housing Research
Since 2013, the Department of Urban and Rural Planning (DoURP) of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar, together with African Architecture Matters and other partners, is advancing on the heritage-based regeneration of Ng’ambo following the UNESCO Historic Urban Landscape approach.
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