Kim Harrisberg


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

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Guns or yoga? City crime fighters in South Africa and Colombia
S. African woman walks 700km dressed in her rapist's colours
Fearing 'climate apartheid', Cape Town teen grows green business
Armed with trumpets, S. African men fight crime against women
Kenya islanders demand say in foreign-backed projects
Six months after cyclones, Pope spotlights Mozambique's needs
South African women suffering 'epidemic' of violence
Designer death? S.Africa struggles to bury inequality
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
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