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Africa

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The Myth of Physical and Social Distancing in Cameroon

By Hassan M. Yosimbom in Experiences on 15 Apr 2020

Can conviviality and social bonding in Cameroon's low-income neighbourhoods survive the government measures to fight Covid-19?…

Should I stay? A Finnish expat's reflections on South Africa's lockdown

By Iina Soiri in Experiences on 14 Apr 2020

I am isolated in my suburban home in Pretoria. What bugs me most is the indecision about whether to stay put, or go.…

The normality of risk: African and European responses to Covid-19

By ElĂ­sio Macamo in Crisis on 13 Apr 2020

Coronavirus emergency narratives from African countries gloss over the fact that their normal condition is one of crisis.…

Of soap and dignity in South Africa's lockdown

By Fiona C. Ross in Experiences on 08 Apr 2020

Technical measures are key to fight Covid-19 - but so are social relations that foster decency and solidarity.…

Living Dakar under lockdown

By Tiny Diswai in Experiences on 06 Apr 2020

Reflections and experiences of a Motswana woman in Senegal.…

Social distancing and "flatten the curve": Africa can do it

By Chambi Chachage in Social Distance on 30 Mar 2020

"Africa can't do this or that". "It's too poor to afford such and such". "It's too social". At the core of these old arguments is the pathologising of Africans.…

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