Invasive Mosquito Spreads Rapidly Across African Cities, Posing Health Crisis

Millions of urban residents across African cities face increased risk of mosquito-borne diseases as the invasive species establishes itself.

Across the growing cities of Africa, an uninvited species has arrived — carried not by wind or instinct alone, but by the currents of global commerce, warming climates, and urban expansion. A non-native mosquito, capable of transmitting disease, is establishing itself in metropolitan centers where it was unknown just years ago, placing millions of urban residents at heightened risk. This is not merely a story of insects, but of the hidden costs of an interconnected world — and of whether human institutions can move as quickly as the forces they have set in motion.

Invasive Mosquito Spreads Rapidly Across African Cities, Posing Health Crisis

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