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Vaccine with the blessings of the world health organization. cbss debora patta reports from johannesburg. >> reporter: this is the cape town home to a revolution. inside the warehouse, rebels in white lab coats have an audacious plan to solve global vaccine inequalities. while more than half the world received one shot, most to have the nations had picks of vaccines, so african countries had to wait. as a result, less than 7% on the continent are fully vaccinated. afrigen technical director dr. ...

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DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — Senegal and Rwanda have signed an agreement with German company...

DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — Senegal and Rwanda have signed an agreement with German company...

DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — Senegal and Rwanda have signed an agreement with German company...

DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — Senegal and Rwanda have signed an agreement with German company...

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Now the question is, they have got the technical know—how, they have a hub they are setting up and they have got the funding. so the core question is, whos going to share the know—how of the technology so it can happen fast? the biden administration, of course, could push moderna to do it, the question is, will they? and that is the bluff that is being called right now by the eu. i suppose you can set up a hub, we have seen in india, for example, the serum institute of india running into pro...

Of course, could push moderna to do it, the question is, will they? and that is the bluff that is being called right now by the eu. i suppose you can set up a hub, we have seen in india, for example, the serum institute of india running into problems, partly political, partlyjust sheer volume required in india itself. how many hubs are you going to need across a continent like africa, do you think, for this to have a real effect? right now, we are sitting on a world where there is only a handful...