What Tanzania’s Covid-19 vaccine reluctance means for its citizens, the world - News Summed Up

What Tanzania’s Covid-19 vaccine reluctance means for its citizens, the world


Tanzania’s health minister said earlier this month the country has no plans to procure Covid-19 vaccines. For the Covid-19 vaccine, this is being done through the WHO Emergency Use Listing procedure. On one hand, the government has said that it doesn’t plan to order vaccines through Covax – a global initiative aimed at equitable access to Covid-19 vaccines – or any other mechanism. Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Malawi have all frantically been trying to get their hands on Covid-19 vaccines for their citizens. But African countries will only have a widely available vaccine late next year or even in 2023.


Source: The Star February 21, 2021 11:03 UTC



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