Kim Harrisberg


Kim Harrisberg is the Thomson Reuters Foundation's water rights correspondent based in Johannesburg.

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Water pollution 'invisible threat' to global goals: economists
Ancestors guide LGBT+ South African healers to mend mental scars
Even in cities, natural signs can warn of floods: researchers
Baptism by toxic water: waste threatens South Africa's worshippers
No papers but home: Somali women take on S. Africa property market
UK seed vault banks on wild crops to feed a warming world
'We live in fear': Facing dry times, South Africans rethink water
Private property rights at stake in South Africa ballot
South Africa water-storing football fields give drought the boot
'This is our story': Photographs reimagine S. African inequality
South Africans cycle through apartheid's spatial divides
Half urban population of sub-Saharan Africa still living in slums
Faeces in the kitchen: S. Africans call for better sewage systems
S.African leader condemns violence against women after viral video
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