Town and Regional Planning

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Current Issue

Vol. 82 (2023)

Special issue on re-imaginaries of just, equitable and efficient future human settlements
In collaboration with the Institute of Human Settlement Practitioners of South Africa guest editors: Prof. Sijekula Mbanga; Mr Thomas Stewart

Published: 2023-06-20

Editorial

From the guest editors

Sijekula Mbanga, Thomas Stewart

iii-ix
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Commentary

The effects of climate change on informal settlements

Nokwenama James

1-3
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Articles

Gentrification in South Africa’s inner cities: Dignity takings requires restoration

Geci Karuri-Sebina, Frederick Beckley

4-17
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Examining liveability in the informal community of Kabawa, Nigeria

Ayodeji Obayomi, Ayobami Popoola, Samuel Medayese, Bolanle Wahab

18-33
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Urban pressure on the Rietvlei Nature Reserve in Tshwane, South Africa: An application of the Greenspace Stress Model of Urban Impact

Anna de Jager

34-50
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A review of some of the criteria used in land-demarcation processes

Zaakirah Jeeva, Juanee Cilliers, Trynos Gumbo

51-60
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Conformity to zoned urban green spaces in physical development plans: A spatiotemporal analysis of Kisii Town, Kenya

Wilfred Omollo

61-79
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Differential urbanisation for settlement planning – A Western Cape case study

Peter Magni, Helena Jacobs, Natasha Murray, Mari Smith

80-97
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Analysing the spatial pattern of road networks in Kimberley, South Africa

Tabaro Kabanda

98-109
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Estimation and Web-GIS geovisualisation of a suitable solid waste disposal site: Case study of New City, Harare

Diana Dahwa, Aldridge Nyasha Mazhindu, Kudzai Chirango Chirenje

110-124
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Book reviews

Does community development work? Stories and practice for reconstructed community development in South Africa by Peter Westoby and Lucius Botes

Thomas Stewart

125
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Town and Regional Planning is accredited by the South African Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET). The editorial staff considers articles in English and Afrikaans, written from a responsible point of view on subjects in any applicable field of scholarship, i.e. town, urban and regional planning.