Risks for South Africa's food couriers surge during the pandemic

Hundreds of South Africa’s food delivery drivers face deadly risks on the road to make a living during the pandemic

In COVID-19's shadow, migrants find solace in Ramadan prayers and online iftars

Around the world, many mosques are getting creative during the holy month to help Muslim migrants forge community ties despite the pandemic's restrictions

Young, jobless and Black: UK minorities pay price of pandemic

One in three young Black Britons are out of work as crisis widens unemployment gap between ethnic groups

Heart of the community: England's pubs reopen after painful pandemic year

A British institution, pubs are traditionally at the heart of community life but COVID-19 restrictions have been a death knell for many ‘locals’

Fears of vaccine exclusion as India uses digital ID, facial recognition

Millions risk missing out on COVID-19 vaccines as India uses its national digital identity for registration and pilots facial recognition technology at inoculation centres

'COVID is a wake-up call': Black entrepreneurs aim to level playing field

Black-led social entrepreneurs in the United States and Britain are tackling inequalities highlighted by COVID-19

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