Kim Harrisberg

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

Coronavirus: A South African waste picker's life under lockdown

From chatbots to online markets, Africa crafts coronavirus weapons

S. Africans fear safety divide as coronavirus panic takes hold

Coronavirus seen as trigger to improve water supplies in Africa

'My hands are my tractor': Urban gardens take root in Johannesburg

Namibia #MeToo movement on hunt to find, punish sexual predators

South Africa opens continent's first Queer Wellness Centre

'Follow the water': Drought dries up housing for rural Namibians

Pepper spray and punches: S. Africans ready for Women's Day

Top worry for young Africans? Jobs - but green anxieties grow

Namibia's first lady pledges to give all her wealth to charity

Elderly black women in S. Africa win property rights in ruling

Whatever the weather: Southern Africa tries new hunger fixes

Slave descendants in S. African town battle for church-owned land

South Africa's sewage system collapse a 'time bomb'

S. Africa's BabyBot opens children's eyes to digital privacy

Raped and murdered women - South Africa's Republic of Sexual Abuse

Death-defying S. African lauded for defence of land and women