The Urban – Rural Divide in the COVID-19 Responses
For years public health suffered as clinical health flourished because clinical medicine is much easier to marketize, privatize and monetize. Now COVID is demanding a public health response through auditing the social construction of health, disease, economics, rural-urban life, and human relations; basically the kind of stuff that can’t privatize, commoditize or privatize easily. A conversation between Madina Wa Chege and Darius Okolla.
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