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Coal mining activities continued on Semirara Island regardless of the fact that they were not deemed essential under pandemic lockdown.

On Gramsci’s ‘Interregnum’ and Zizek’s ethnocentric philosophy.

Drought, illness and inflation were impacting millions in Zimbabwe before the pandemic, today a military led lockdown promises to increase suffering.

Colonial era legislation is being revived in the age of coronavirus, and it is migrant workers who are suffering most.

Women's groups are taking direct action and using public art to denounce femicides and demand change.

As African countries struggle to access coronavirus tests, opinions are mixed on the path forward.