Private wealth in Africa is set to grow $800 billion in the next decade. Here are the continent’s 23 richest cities mapped, along with other key facts.
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Look at global population in a whole new light, when countries on the world map are drawn based on population numbers instead of their usual borders.
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Forests cover 30% of the world’s land. These maps and charts shows where forests are flourishing, and where human activity is chipping away at the tree line.
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With every country’s growth visualized on a logarithmic scale, we look at a few world population growth outliers and their unique stories.
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The world’s population centers are shifting rapidly, and by 2100, it is projected that the world’s largest megacities will exceed 70 million people.
By 2100, the global population is projected to rise from 7.6 billion to 11.2 billion people. This animation shows how that growth will occur by region.
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This animation shows big changes in the world’s most populous cities over the next 80+ years. Africa alone will hold 13 cities bigger than NYC by this time.
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Based on data and projections from the U.N. Population Division, here is how the world’s population will shift between 1950 and 2100, sorted by region.
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With 300+ startup hubs in its rapidly expanding ecosystem and nearly $370 million invested in 2016, the future of Africa’s tech scene is bright.
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Over the last decade, China has poured billions of dollars of investment into the African continent. See this information visualized.
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