In partnership with the Centre of Public Authority and International Development (CPAID) of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), we are producing a series of six comics on public authority in different countries across Africa.

2014, Sierra Leone. In the midst of the Ebola crisis sweeping the country, the comic tells the story of a burial team in charge of documenting Ebola cases and processing the bodies. Although a gruesome job, for most this was also their first formal employment that paid well and regularly.  The art is by Didier Kassai, who also made Making ends meet around Virunga.

You can read the full comic below or download the PDF here.

Tune in today at 6pm CET for a new Satire Talks Live on our Instagram channel! Emanuele del Rosso talks to Filipino cartoonist Zach about his work, censorship and the power editorial cartoons.

Majid Amini is a graphic designer and cartoonist from Rasht, a city in the north of Iran. He has won several awards for his work.