What Africa Can Teach the West about Fighting Coronavirus

In interrogating at Africa’s low coronavirus caseload the impulse among Western observers has been to identify what makes these countries like each other but unlike us—to reach for explanations that tell a soothing story about why Africa is better off than, say, New York City. Meanwhile, a rather obvious possibility stares us in the face: What if some African governments are doing a better job than our own of managing the coronavirus?

For The New Yorker

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