South Africa: Why Prisoners Are a Priority in Vaccine Rollout
[New Frame] Inmates comprise a vulnerable group in society and they are meant to receive Covid-19 vaccines earlier than the general population. This has sparked debate locally and globally....
Published By: Allafrica - Wednesday, 20 January
- Older News
- Malawi: Govt Includes Journalists in Priority Group for Covid-19 Vaccine
Allafrica (Yesterday) - [MISA] MISA Malawi is pleased to notify its membership that government has included journalists in the priority group of people to receive the Covid-19 vaccine....
- Covid-19: Key questions about South Africa’s vaccine rollout plan
Pretoria (2 days ago) - South Africa has recently started its Covid-19 vaccine roll-out. Around the country, frontline healthcare workers are getting a jab of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. More vaccines are expected from... - Namibia: Sinopharm Vaccine Awaits WHO Approval
- Covid-19: Key questions about South Africa’s vaccine rollout plan
- CORONAVIRUS WEEKLY DIGEST #22: Private sector will help government with mass vaccine roll-out; nurses fight misinformation; collective action networks look forward
- MAVERICK CITIZEN: Rush for ‘essential worker’ status in second phase of Covid vaccine roll-out
-
- CORONAVIRUS WEEKLY DIGEST #22: Private sector will help government with mass vaccine roll-out; nurses fight misinformation; collective action networks look forward dailymaverick (3 days ago) - This week, the role of the private sector in the vaccine roll-out came under the microscope. Scientists have learnt that the 501Y.V2 variant of Covid-19 might offer protection against other...
- MAVERICK CITIZEN: Rush for ‘essential worker’ status in second phase of Covid vaccine roll-out dailymaverick (3 days ago) - On Sunday, 28 February President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that phase two of South Africa’s vaccine roll-out is scheduled to begin around the end of April to early May. But the...