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Across Africa, the word infrastructure has been uttered so often that it has lost its depth. The phrase infrastructure gap became its shorthand, a metaphor turned arithmetic. For nearly two decades, that arithmetic has shaped finance, diplomacy, and public imagination. Africa, it was said, needed 93 billion dollars a year for infrastructure; half was funded, the rest a gap. The number travelled easily, but meaning was lost on the way.

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The wellbeing of the Black African Diaspora, particularly in Australia, has drawn increasing scholarly attention, yet most studies highlight the negative experiences that undermine their wellbeing, with comparatively little focus on how these communities actively navigate and resist such challenges to sustain their wellbeing.