Home Multimedia Masks, taxis and fear: How COVID-19 has changed township life MultimediaVideos Masks, taxis and fear: How COVID-19 has changed township life By Samuel Flans, Alfa Fiphaza & Abongile Njamela - June 19, 2020 Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp The novel coronavirus has swept through Khayelitsha in the Western Cape — and so has the fear of contracting it. This video is a partnership project of Bhekisisa and Eh!woza. RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Featured South Africa has thousands of potential COVID-19 quarantine hotels. But they’re empty. Multimedia ICYMI: The booze ban is back. Find out what else has changed General resources COVID-19 casualties: Why medical aids are keen on saving South Africa’s failing medical practices Features ‘No bed for people like me’: When the old are left to die General resources No cloth mask, no entry: Rules for restaurants, hotels and casinos under level 3 lockdown Opinion COVID-19 is killing private medical practices. Here’s how to save them Opinion How wearing a mask can slash COVID-19 deaths General resources Sorry, no scalp massages: Hairdresser rules under #level3lockdown Features The dark smell of illness: One family’s struggle for news from inside the ICU Multimedia Why are scientists testing a TB vaccine to see if it protects against COVID-19? News and analysis ‘We are not respected like nurses’: Porters, security guards demand more COVID-19 protection General resources How researchers found that a cheap steroid can reduce COVID-19 death rates LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment
