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Tanzania receives new batch of Covid jabs as it records rise in virus cases

Minister urges citizens to get fully vaccinated to prevent serious illness and death.

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Covid-19: Tanzania receives nearly 500,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine

So far, 1,359,624 citizens have been fully vaccinated.

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Big shame to those who made JPM believe he was immortal

Big shame to those who made JPM believe he was immortal
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Whatever the sangomas in our midst would have us believe, I think that there was a lot of infection around John Magufuli’s work environment, in which wearing a face mask was not tolerated and crowding was a way of life. PHOTO | FILE | NMG
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The politicians around Westminster have been at each other’s throats over the devastating effects of Covid-19 in terms of loss of life and economic backsliding.
The Boris Johnson government is catching flak for not having done enough, having taken its sweet time doing it and/or having bungled the measures needed to confront the pandemic.

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Covid-19: Tanzania bans flights to and from India

Cargo planes and those undertaking operations related to humanitarian, diplomatic or medical assistance are exempted from the ban.

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WHO urges Tanzania to abandon its secrecy and denials over COVID-19 as cases surge

WHO urges Tanzania to abandon its secrecy and denials over COVID-19 as cases surge
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Workers prepare face shields from recycled plastics at the Zaidi Recyclers workshop as a measure to stop the spread of COVID-19 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on May 21, 2020. President John Magufuli has repeatedly claimed to have defeated the coronavirus 'with God’s help' and with the power of prayer.

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Will coronavirus vaccines work against new variant? University of Pennsylvania doctor weighs in

Researchers are concerned about reports from Britain and South Africa of new COVID-19 strains that seem to spread more easily.
"I mean what if the virus is just spreading faster because people are being less careful and going to parties? It's a correlation, it's not a cause and effect observation," Dr. Weiss said.
She also thinks it's highly unlikely the variant will significantly affect the vaccine because the vaccine develops antibodies against multiple parts of what's known as the spike protein on the virus, not just this mutated part.
Still vaccine makers Pfizer and Moderna are putting it to the test. "It's a good thing to do but I am sure they're pretty confident it's not going to show anything different," she said.

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