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Article content NAIROBI — When Edith Serem received her COVID-19 vaccination last month at a hospital in Nairobi where she works as a doctor, nurses jokingly warned she might start speaking in a foreign language. Serem said some colleagues got the AstraZeneca shot after watching her closely for several days to see if she was okay, but others refused, still wary of possible side effects. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Vaccine hesitancy slows Africa's COVID-19 inoculation drive Back to video Health experts worry that public skepticism about ...

Health experts worry that public scepticism could prolong a pandemic that has already killed more than 3.3-million people worldwide

4 May 2021, 3:05 PM  |  Reuters  |  @SABCNews Image: Reuters In Ivory Coast, vaccination centres have been quieter than expected, raising fears that doses will be left unused when they expire in June When Edith Serem received her COVID-19 vaccination last month at a hospital in Nairobi where she works as a doctor, nurses jokingly warned she might start speaking in a foreign language. Serem said some colleagues got the AstraZeneca shot after watching her closely for several days to see if she was okay,...