Covid-19 in Africa: Societal and Economic Implications, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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1: Introduction: Experiencing Covid-19 in Africa.- Part 1: Discoursing and Narrating the Pandemic.- 2: "So Much Fear and Unanswered Questions": Discourses on Covid-19 in Côte d'Ivoire and Cameroon.- 3: Wrathful Gods: Ethnography of Religion, Myths and Interpretations of Coronavirus in Nigeria.- 4: Poetic Verses on COVID-19: Hausa lyricist's expressions on the pandemic.- 5 : The University of Niamey during Covid-19 : popular perceptions, containment measures and managing Muslim worship.- Part 2: Experiencing and Coping with the Pandemic.- 6: Inequalities, Exclusion and Covid-19 in Sub-Saharan Africa.- 7: Covid-19 and Intersectional Discrimination in Nigeria.- 8 : Islam and Digital Media in Côte d'Ivoire : Countermeasures and Reinvention of Religious Practices during Covid-19.- 9: Social Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic in Uganda.- 10: The Informal Sector and the Fight Against COVID-19: Insights from Commercial Bus Drivers and Petty Marketers in Lagos, Nigeria.- 11 : Social and economic implications of Covid-19 containment measures in the gold mining industry in Burkina Faso.- Part 3: Pandemic(s) and the Ethics of Care.- 12: 'Staying with the Trouble': Decolonial Care and Intersectional Responsibility in Knowledge Production in COVID 19 Times.- 13: From Colonial Violence to Bare Life in South Africa: Sexual Violence and Care Ethics.