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Pfizer and BioNTech Agree to Vaccine Technology Transfer with South Africa's Biovac Institute As reported by Reuters* on Wednesday ( e"), Pfizer and BioNTech, manufacturers and developers of an mRNA-based vaccine against SARS-CoV-2, have agreed to help the South African drug maker Biovac Institute produce about 100 million doses per year of its vaccine, specifically to be targeted to African nations. As described by the Reuters article, Biovac Institute is "a joint venture between the South African government and private sector partners"; it has an advantage as being the first company in Africa to use mRNA technology to make the vaccine.  The scope of the cooperative agreement is limited to "fill and finish" aspects of the vaccine, leaving Pfizer and BioNTech to produce the mRNA components of the vaccine in Europe (for a more detailed description of the vaccine making process,

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African countries to receive six million Johnson and Johnson vaccines, the African Union says

Graphic Online Date: Jul - 25 - 2021 , 06:32 BY: CNN.com Category: International News (CNN)Around six million doses of the single-shot Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine will be delivered by the African Union to 27 African nations that have paid for the shipments through the end of August, an AU special envoy said on Thursday. AU coronavirus envoy Strive Masiyiwa said 18 countries are finalizing loans from the World Bank and other global lenders before they make payment. Deliveries will rise to an average of 10 million a month from September, increasing to 20 million in January until the order is fulfilled by September next year.