As the world continues to search for biomedical and social solutions to mitigate the spread and effects of the fast-spreading…
Dealing with a Global Pandemic in an Interconnected World
Covid-19 in Africa
This series brings together the research and reflections of fellows of SSRC’s Africa programs, scholars, practitioners, and activists on the nature, impacts and responses to the Covid-19 pandemic in Africa, including its local-global connections.
Essays forthcoming from:
Dave Ngendo-Tshimba (Uganda Martyrs University)
Olisa Iweze (University of Benin)
Titi Ajayi (University of Ghana)
Iddy Ramadhani Magoti (University of Dar es Salaam)
Roseanne Njiru (University of Nairobi)
Covid-19: Social Distancing and Lockdown in Black Townships in South Africa
Covid-19 has affected all forms of social and economic activity in and around the world. In response to the rapid…
Covid-19 Responses in Africa: Implications for Peace, Security, and Public Health
Given the challenges that many African countries face with weak health systems, the implications of the Covid-19 pandemic on public…