There is much much more to #ddj on COVID-19 than modeling, infection rates and death counts. Here are some of my favorite stories that explain how the disease may impact marginalized communities around the world. For @jakubgornicki and @outrid3rs #datajournalism
From @Ojo_Publico a database of the companies making the tests and the machines that read them and what to watch out for ojo-publico.com/1741/biotech-g…
This from @malaysiakini on whether the Malaysian bailout is really going to help ordinary citizens m.malaysiakini.com/news/517288
In the Philippines @rapplerdotcom looks at what the post-COVID19 economy may look like rappler.com/newsbreak/in-d… and why the jails are a time bomb rappler.com/newsbreak/inve…
From @TheStarKenya on why mobile money transfers could be a way to get citizens the money they need during the crisis and minimize the change of corruption in distribution of rescue funds the-star.co.ke/covid-19/2020-…
In Nigeria, @Dataphyte looks at what all of the government corruption and budget misspending could have bought to help Nigeria handle the crisis story.dataphyte.com/development/co… and why they need it story.dataphyte.com/health/covid-1…
From @livemint why social distancing is never going to work livemint.com/news/india/map… and what India needs instead livemint.com/news/india/to-…
and from @dailynation #nationnewsplex tracking of cases but also a timeline of coverage in Kenya nation.co.ke/newsplex/27182…
