Differently Able
For differently abled Africans, Covid19 measures have meant a new level of adjusting in a world that doesn't always consider their reality.
Culture Shift
Dzikamayi Chando reflects on the new ways of being and showing up in a time of a pandemic.
Cycle, Brother, Cycle
Richard Wanjohi narrates the joy and challenges of a take over of Nairobi's roads by cyclists as a result of lockdown
Finding Hope in Service
Esther Nyamekye celebrates the joys of teaching neighbourhood kids, following school closures
Dark Days, Clear Future
Amanya Aklam describes his evolution and those of family members during lockdown
Africa in Focus: Highlights from the Qatar Economic Forum 2021
CovidHQAfrica showcases some of the highlights from the Qatar Economic Forum which touch on the effects pandemic on the continent as well as what lies in store for the future.
You’ve Got a Friend in Me
Somto Ihezue details how his bond with his sister strengthened during lockdown
A Spirit of Communion
Khalayi Emily Wekulo describes life as a pregnant teacher, parent and church member during the pandemic
My Father, My Hero
Araba Andrews paints a poignant portrait of her late father, whom she lost during the pandemic
My Daughter's Laughter
Giving birth at the start of the covid pandemic affected me psychologically and professionally as a student studying a dual PhD programme. Antenatal checks at the hospital were frightening as I fretted over getting infected by the virus. However, I soon learnt to ignore my fears, which erupted again just
An Encounter of the Documentary Kind
Wilfred Okiche writes about how the Encounters Film Festival has changed gears and is still telling Africa’s stories, one documentary at a time.
From the Edge of a Cliff
Keketso Mabale journeys from being nonchalant about covid to a launching a Covid19 awareness campaign in his village