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The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the weaknesses inherent in the social infrastructure of African states, especially healthcare and social security systems. African states were characterized by a high level of unpreparedness with scientific and technological insufficiency to address the pandemic emergency. This in turn worsened the impact of COVID-19 on all fronts, thus, many African states experienced issues with high mortality rate, rampant job losses, and arbitrary and erratic state responses. Social and Ethical Issues of Global Pandemics: A Southern African Perspective edited by Masake Pilisano Harris and Richard Obinna Iroanya argues that pandemics deepen inequality margins with grave social, legal, and ethical consequences in Southern Africa and beyond. Through empirical and theoretical research, Harris and Iroanya analyze the regulations that were passed during COVID-19 and evaluate the impact and legality of these regulations. The contributors provide information that will help authorities and society appreciate the extent of the effects of the pandemic and its control measures on people’s ways of life in the post-COVID era and beyond.
Masake Pilisano Harris is associate dean for the School of Human Sciences and Education at the Namibia University of Science and Technology.Richard Obinna Iroanya is senior lecturer of the School of Military Science at the University of Namibia.
Preface Introduction by Iroanya Obinna Richard & Masake Pilisano HarrisChapter 1: The Impact of Mitigating Measures for Covid-19 on the Rule of Law and Democracy in Namibia by Frieda Omagano Shifotoka & Masake Pilisano HarrisChapter 2: Ethical Leadership in the Namibian Criminal Justice System: Is it a Fact or Myth? by Awarab MarvinChapter 3: Use of Force During Covid 19 Pandemic: A South African Perspective by Malematja Stanley & Udochu EkeChapter 4: Civil Military Relations and Internal Security: Question of Ethics and Security by Kaumba Kennedy Mabuku & Masake Pilisano HarrisChapter 5: Security Sector Governance During the State of Emergency and Covid-19 in SADC by Helao TuhafeniChapter 6: The Impact of Covid-19 Policies on Survival Immigrants: The Botswana and South African Response by Mbetu Gamuchirai & Masake Pilisano HarrisChapter 7: Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Refugees in Namibia by Ananias Janet, Leonard Emma & Chikadzi VictorChapte
In this book, selected authors from different disciplines addressed a wide variety of issues at the intersection of law and society in relation to the impact of COVID-19 both directly and indirectly in Southern Africa and the rest of the world. The lessons Southern Africa learned from the COVID-19 experience are thus highlighted in the book and as a result, the book is a fascinating multidisciplinary endeavor and a worthwhile read for everyone.