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Health gambles with Indian vaccine - Health

JEMIMA BEUKES
WINDHOEK
The health ministry is pushing ahead with negotiations for Covishield vaccines despite concerns of its lack of effectiveness against the South African coronavirus variant currently spreading in Namibia.
Covishield is Serum Institute of India s (SII) version of the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine that is being produced in collaboration with the University of Oxford.
Government talks are taking place at a time when the South African government sold off one million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccines acquired from SII.
Correspondence between the health ministry’s head of procurement at the Central Medical Store (CMS), Fabiola Vahekeni, and SII suggests the ministry is willing to negotiate conditions in order receive a delivery of the vaccines. ....

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Middlemen eye N$583m from Covid vaccine procurement - Health

WINDHOEK
The health ministry, which recently got exemption from Treasury to spend N$583 million to procure Covid-19 vaccines, says it has resorted to an open bidding process due to bureaucracy in getting the vaccine to Namibia.
Despite public outcry questioning the use of middlemen instead of approaching the manufacturers, the ministry vowed that the open international sourcing mode being explored is a fail-safe system to enable Namibia to obtain the required vaccines more speedily in case other methods continue to experience delays.
Health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula, in his submission to finance minister dated 18 February, said N$535 million would be spent on procuring the vaccine, logistics and cold facilities for storage purposes. ....

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