Kim Harrisberg


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

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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
In disused Cape Town hospital people heal wounds of gentrification
Malawians conflicted over LGBT+ rights, tolerance, research finds
Wildlife-loving Gabon minister seeks to stamp out illegal logging
Johannesburg races to avert 'eco-disaster' from tree beetles
How to stay safe in South Africa? Play rugby says women's captain
Cape Town's homeless, transgender women fight for recognition
Dusty air, milky water: S. African captures coal-mining pollution
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
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