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Rwandans sent to late-night lectures for breaking COVID-19 rules
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Health workers speak from the COVID-19 frontline
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Impact of COVID-19 on public transport
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A Kenyan COVID-19 notebook: The ‘mama mbogas’ and the path to recovery
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About COVID-19 Africa Watch
This site is dedicated to understanding the impacts of COVID-19 on Africa and to showcasing local and global responses. As we continue to build out the site, we welcome contributions, including links to sources we may have missed, policy ideas, analysis, interesting data, innovative initiatives, and first-hand experiences from across the continent.
Africa’s Debt: What’s in the Debate?
Analysis and Opinion / Daily Focus ISPI Article/Blog post by John Schellhase“Africa’s growing public debt had sparked a renewed global debate about debt sustainability on the continent well before the COVID-19 pandemic took centre stage. Africa’s alleged unsustainable indebtedness is largely owing to the emergence of China as a major financier of African infrastructures,”