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Qatar Charity restores eyesight to 500 in Burkina Faso - Vimarsana News

Qatar Charity restores eyesight to 500 in Burkina Faso

Some 500 patients benefited from the anti-blindness campaign implemented by Qatar Charity through its office in Burkina Faso, during which surgeries were

Qatar Charity restores eyesight to 500 in Burkina Faso - Vimarsana News

Qatar Charity restores eyesight to 500 in Burkina Faso

Some 500 patients benefited from the anti-blindness campaign implemented by Qatar Charity through its office in Burkina Faso, during which surgeries were

Africa vaccine drive slowed by indemnity spat, Pfizer preference - Vimarsana News

Africa vaccine drive slowed by indemnity spat, Pfizer preference

MONEYWEB app instead? Over other more readily available shots and a lack of preparedness to distribute the inoculations. By Antony Sguazzin and Katarina Hoije, Bloomberg 6 May 2021  09:46  Image: Christinne Muschi/Bloomberg A drive to get Africans vaccinated against the coronavirus is being hamstrung by governments’ reluctance to sign indemnity clauses, a preference for Pfizer Inc. vaccines over other more readily available shots and a lack of preparedness to distribute the inoculations. Delays in vaccinating the continent’s more than 1.3 billion people will likely lead to add...

Africa Covid-19 vaccine drive slowed by indemnity spat, Pfizer preference - Vimarsana News

Africa Covid-19 vaccine drive slowed by indemnity spat, Pfizer preference

ABUJA, NIGERIA (BLOOMBERG) - A drive to get Africans vaccinated against the coronavirus is being hamstrung by governments' reluctance to sign indemnity clauses, a preference for Pfizer vaccines over other more readily available shots and a lack of preparedness to distribute the inoculations. Delays in vaccinating the continent's more than 1.3 billion people will likely lead to additional resurgences of the virus, may result in mutations that will potentially be more transmissible and could lead to economic damage associated with strict lockdowns. Fewer than 20 million people have been inocul...