@cityscopeaf

City Scope Africa is a pan-African Multi-Award-Winning Environmental Sustainability Media, Sustainable Smart Cities, and Safe Travels & Tours Organization.

Lagos, Nigeria
Joined August 2022
The 2022 AFRICAN BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS AND ENTREPRENEURS CONFERENCE/AWARDS 7: The 2022 African Business Professionals and Entrepreneurs Conference and Awards 7 brought together budding and successful Business Professionals and Entrepreneurs in Africa
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MEET OUR GUEST Bertha Wakisa Chiudza, a Malawian global climate, sustainability and social development leader with over 18 years of experience advancing inclusive development, climate action, gender equality and environmental sustainability across Africa and internationally.
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As the Founder and Senior Team Lead of Tsinde Eco Empower, Bertha is working at the intersection of the circular economy and waste management, creating green jobs and transforming waste into valuable products.
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THEME: The Future is Green: Women, Innovation & Opportunity in Africa’s Green Economy 📅 Saturday, 10th October 2026 ⏰ 5:00 PM (WAT) 📍 Venue: Zoom This is City Lady. This is the conversation. #CityLady #CityScopeAfrica #TheFutureIsGreen #GreenEconomy #WomenInSustainability
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WORLD CLEANUP DAY: HOW TAKATAKA NI MALI, KENYA IS TURNING WASTE INTO WEALTH What if the waste we throw away could become a source of livelihood, innovation and economic opportunity? In Kenya, TakaTaka Ni Mali, meaning "Waste is Wealth,” is proving that waste management can go
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beyond cleanup. Through women and youth empowerment, recycling, technology and circular economy solutions, the organization is transforming how communities see and manage waste. From collection and sorting to digital tracking and recycling, TakaTaka Ni Mali is showing that a
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Happy Independence and Welcome to October! This month, in Nigeria, we don't just celebrate the green on our flag, we commit to living it. Green for our land. Green for our future. Green for sustainable cities across Africa. Happy Independence to Nigeria and Happy New Month.
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MEET OUR NEXT CITY LADY: BERTHA WAKISA CHIUDZA Yesterday, we asked you to guess who was stepping into the City Lady spotlight. Today, the wait is over. City Lady is pleased to introduce Bertha Wakisa Chiudza @BerthaChiudza as our next City Lady Guest.
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In this edition of City Lady, we’ll be exploring Bertha’s journey, her work in sustainability and circularity, the role of women in driving environmental and social change, and the experiences that have shaped her path. 🎙️: Bertha Wakisa Chiudza 🗣️: Sharon Oshiomogho
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Association Women Forum, where she heads the External Relations Committee. She also heads the Equality in Law focal group of the NESG Community of Practice on Gender, further demonstrating her commitment to building more inclusive and accountable institutions.
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GUESS WHO THE NEXT CITY LADY IS? 👀 Here’s a little clue👇🏾 She is a Malawian global climate, sustainability and social development leader whose work sits at the intersection of people, planet and possibility. Now, can you guess who she is? The next City Lady is coming.
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Last week, we sat down for another insightful conversation with a woman whose story, work and perspective are worth hearing. Watch the full episode via the link and catch up before we introduce our next City Lady youtu.be/bfKZLYrOAJ8 #Citylady #CityScopeAfrica #Octoberseries
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"Buildings don't make a city sustainable. People do." - Aderinsola Adio-Adepoju (PhD) #sustainablecities #circulareconomy #sustainability #circularity #recycling #tuesdayquotes #CityScopeAfrica
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OYO WASTE SUMMIT 3.0: FROM CONVERSATION TO COMMUNITY ACTION What happens when conversations about waste move beyond the conference room and into the community? At the Oyo Waste Summit 3.0, stakeholders explored food waste valorisation, Extended Producer Responsibility, circular
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economy innovation, recycling and the role of young people in building sustainable communities. From thought-provoking discussions at the University of Ibadan to community sensitisation and a waste buyback programme at Adamasingba Stadium, the summit demonstrated an important
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