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The Global Vaccine Inequity and its Consequences

September 9, 2021

The global vaccine rollout has left African countries lagging behind. So how are Africans coping and what should be done about it?

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The 77 Percent
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The 77 Percent
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Ghana: The nurse risking home visits during the pandemic

For Ghanaian nurse Tavi Bright, home visits are a part of his everyday routine. But amid the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant and low vaccination rates, his work has become increasingly risky.

 

The 77 Percent
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COVID-19: Kenyans at risk of Delta with no jabs available

In Africa, poorer nations are fighting a double-edged sword: The rapid spread of the highly infectious delta variant and lack of immunizations. Inequalities worldwide are being exposed as richer countries take the lion's share, poorer nations are struggling to get jabs into arms.

 

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Street Debate: Why Africans lack access to the Covid-19 vaccines

What's behind the global Covid-19 vaccine inequity and how can Africa catch up to the rest of the world? In The 77 Percent Street Debate, Edith Kimani speaks to young Nairobians, opinion makers and activists in the search for answers.

 

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Debunked: How do mRNA vaccines work?

Many people globally are worried that using one of the mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 could change peoples’ genetic material. That is wrong. We explain why mRNA vaccines are safe for you and your genes and will protect you from the virus.

 

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Homecoming Rwanda: Building a skilled workforce

After studying abroad in the US, Allen Kendunga decided to return home to Rwanda to help tackle the issue of unemployment. She founded a company called Talent Match, which works towards closing the country's skills gap by offering career guidance for students.

 

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Mapping Zimbabwe for the world to see

When Tawanda Kanhema discovered that his hometown of Harare didn't appear on Google Street View he decided to take action. He used a 360° camera to shoot more than 3,000 kilometers of Zimbabwe for the world to see.

 

 

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