In the year 2050, Kinshasa has transformed into AfriKanCity_Kinshasa, heralded as the largest and most advanced city on the planet. The queen has declared the partnership with Brazil to be a divine bless, and the previous year's Kinshasa Carnival surpassed even the legendary festivities of Rio de Janeiro in its grandeur and jubilation.
Your sister, named after the Swahili word for gazelle, "Swala," marvels at the city's meteoric rise. "Who would have thought," she muses, "that Kinshasa would become the shining Diamond City of the world?" It's now at the forefront of the space industry, a hub for the manufacturing and assembly of space colony components, utilizing the wealth of minerals sourced from African soil.
The city has also pioneered the recycling of waste materials, turning what was once discarded into valuable resources. This initiative has been so successful that it's referred to as the new gold rush of the era. Moreover, the integration of solar panels into clothing has become a norm, a fashionable and functional trend that boosts the city's energy capacity by an impressive 30%. This innovation epitomizes the city's ethos of sustainability and progress, a testament to its status as a beacon of development and a pioneer in the use of renewable resources.