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These will be the world''s megacities in 2030

Luanda, Angola, will join the list thanks to its rapidly growing population, which is expected to increase by 60% between 2017 and 2030.
10 cities are predicted to gain megacity status by 2030

But Chengdu? Hyderabad? Luanda? They are among 10 cities that the UN predicts will break the 10 million mark between now and 2030, bringing the total number of megacities to 43. The
Here''s what you need to know about the megacities of the future

Luanda is expected to undergo a 60% increase in its population between 2017 and 2030, placing further strain on housing, transport, public utilities and sanitation. The Lagos neighbourhood
How will Africa change by 2030? | World Economic Forum

Publication does not imply endorsement of views by the World Economic Forum. To keep up with the Agenda subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Author: Christine Mungai is a writer &
Global Risks Report 2025: ''bleak'' outlook for the decade ahead

After a volatile and challenging 2024, the latest Global Risks report uncovers leaders'' key concerns – now and in the future. Here''s what you need to know.
How we can harness communities for urban land regeneration

At the heart of urban land regeneration lie three extremely powerful drivers: community ownership, circular economy thinking and smart, scalable policy.
5 Ways to Tackle Youth Unemployment

Check out the solutions for unemployment especially when it comes to the youth. Here are 5 ways that can help tackle youth job crisis
Why is Angola''s capital the most expensive city in the world?

Peter Vanham According to Mercer''s annual “cost of living” ranking, that was released today, Angola''s capital Luanda is the most expensive city in the world, ahead of more usual suspects
Venezuela: What Next?

What comes next for Venezuela? Explore the political and economic shifts shaping its future and what global leaders are watching at Davos 2026.
What''s the future of Angola''s economy? | World Economic Forum

Luanda is the most expensive city in the world, according to one cost-of-living ranking. While it still has immense potential for further development of its natural resources, Angola hasn''t