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Kuna wakati Tanzania enzi za Rais Julius Nyerere tulikuwa tunachukuliwa kama kinara wa misimamo mikali ya dunia ya tatu dhidi ya wakubwa walioendelea. Halafu tukazorota, mpaka tukapelekeshwa mputa na the Kenyans, of all the nations of the world.
Ujio wa John Magufuli umeturudishia kiti cha uongozi wa kiaidiolojia wa masuala ya dunia ya tatu.
Burundi says it doesn’t need COVID-19 vaccines, at least yet
Associated Press
Toronto Star
NAIROBI, Kenya
Burundi has become at least the second African country to say it doesn’t need COVID-19 vaccines, even as doses finally begin to arrive on the continent that’s seeing a deadly resurgence in cases.
The health minister of the East African nation, Thaddee Ndikumana, told reporters on Thursday evening that prevention is more important, and “since more than 95% of patients are recovering, we estimate that the vaccines are not yet necessary.”
Neighbouring Tanzania this week said it had no plans to accept COVID-19 vaccines after President John Magufuli expressed doubt about them, without giving evidence. He insists the country has long defeated the virus with God’s help but faces growing pushback from fellow citizens, and officials with the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization have urged Tanzania to co-operate.
Ujio wa John Magufuli umeturudishia kiti cha uongozi wa kiaidiolojia wa masuala ya dunia ya tatu.
Burundi says it doesn’t need COVID-19 vaccines, at least yet
Associated Press
Toronto Star
NAIROBI, Kenya
Burundi has become at least the second African country to say it doesn’t need COVID-19 vaccines, even as doses finally begin to arrive on the continent that’s seeing a deadly resurgence in cases.
The health minister of the East African nation, Thaddee Ndikumana, told reporters on Thursday evening that prevention is more important, and “since more than 95% of patients are recovering, we estimate that the vaccines are not yet necessary.”
Neighbouring Tanzania this week said it had no plans to accept COVID-19 vaccines after President John Magufuli expressed doubt about them, without giving evidence. He insists the country has long defeated the virus with God’s help but faces growing pushback from fellow citizens, and officials with the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization have urged Tanzania to co-operate.