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Joséphine Joséphine 15 août 2022 13:28

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L’Afrique n’est pas vaccinée contre le Covid,. Pas fous les africains. Au Malawi ils ont brûlé les stocks. 

Voici ce que dit une partie de l’article sur le site que je partage tout en bas de mon com : 

« The rollout of COVID-19 vaccines was supposed to be a light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. Yet, just as the supply of vaccines has been increasing in Africa, so too has misinformation about their safety and efficacy.

Fears about the vaccines range from simple lack of information to far-fetched conspiracy theories. Concerns on the continent heightened after several European countries stopped using Oxford University’s AstraZeneca vaccine following reports of blood-clotting among a small sample of recipients. While these countries have resumed their use of this vaccine, doubts in the minds of many Africans linger.

Comments by prominent African leaders have created further confusion and mistrust. Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina dismissed vaccines altogether, preferring instead to promote an untested herbal remedy, as a cure for the disease.

A survey by the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that vaccine hesitancy is compounding the COVID threat. More than half of respondents in 15 high-risk countries said that the seriousness of COVID-19 is exaggerated. In Uganda, only 350,000 people turned up to get the jab, even though 960,000 vaccine doses became available in February. According to the WHO, 22 African countries have used less than a quarter of their supplied vaccines. In May 2021, Malawi incinerated 20,000 expired vaccines, becoming the first African country to do so. South Sudan plans to discard 59,000 shots, while the Democratic Republic of the Congo says it cannot use most of the 1.7 million doses it received earlier this year. »

Source : https://africacenter.org/spotlight/dispelling-covid-vaccine-myths-in-africa/
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