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Editorial - Resilience, Solidarity and Agency

The Covid period has made issues of solidarity and isolation particularly important in society today. Adversity tends to cause society to drift towards despair, the survival of the fittest and development that leave many behind. We have seen enough of this with many crises that African societies have confronted including violence, crime, governance crises, terrorism and health calamities. Yet, these crises have already generated interest in ways of building resilience through solidarity and cooperation.