Covid-19 vaccine during the launch of the vaccination campaign at Kenyatta National Hospital on March 5, 2021. Known as Covid-19, the virulent disease violently shook the hitherto enviable health systems of Western economies, leaving in its wake an ignominious trail of death and misery. Read MoreBut with the onset of Covid-19, which the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared a pandemic, changed all this. “Closing schools for one year caused more damage than Covid-19,” said Dr Kiiru. This, coupled with friends and families growing fonder of each other after a long period of separation, saw Kenyans revert to the earlier described Aristotelian disposition of being social.

Source: Standard Digital March 08, 2021 18:26 UTC