By Mere Nailatikau

Whether it was the early reports out of China in late 2019, the World Health Organization’s announcement of a pandemic in March 2020, or the dreaded first official announcement of an in-country case, everyone remembers a moment they realised the COVID-19 pandemic would change their lives. COVID-19 has since caused more than five million deaths, debilitating economies, health, and social protection systems. As its . . .

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