CORONAVIRUS IN ONE OF AFRICA'S BIGGEST CITIES - Two Perspectives From The Front-Line In Nairobi about the #InequalityVirus

A fascinating look into what coronavirus looks like from one of
Africa’s biggest cities: Nairobi, Kenya. Max and Nabil speak to a
doctor from a major hospital and a security guard who lives in one
of Africa’s biggest slums about what they’re seeing – and what must
be done.

This is the latest episode of the EQUALS #InequalityVirus
mini-series. This one’s from the front-lines of coronavirus.

How does it feel to be a doctor right now in a major hospital in
Africa? What could still be done to help healthcare workers on the
frontline in the face of this crisis?

And how are communities in slums in Africa’s biggest cities
experiencing this current crisis? What could alleviate some of the
economic challenges people are facing right now? 

We discuss issues from debt cancelation to PPE to some exciting
examples of what some countries are actually doing. Do listen,
subscribe and share it with your friends and family.

Any suggestions for the next few episodes? Any stories to share
about coronavirus from your country? Reach us at @EQUALSHope on
Twitter - and on equals@oxfam.org !

Hosted by Nabil Ahmed and Max Lawson.


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