Legal scholars tend to tackle the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak as ‘global business as usual.’ This attitude is also applied when considering its impact on Sub-Saharan Africa. Like the rest of the globalised world, the continent is experiencing its slow, but constant, acceleration.
The COVID-19 Pandemic in Sub-Saharan Africa: Fractals and Pyramids Compared
M Nicolini
2020-01-01
Abstract
Legal scholars tend to tackle the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak as ‘global business as usual.’ This attitude is also applied when considering its impact on Sub-Saharan Africa. Like the rest of the globalised world, the continent is experiencing its slow, but constant, acceleration.
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