Health
Zambia allocated 8.7 mln COVID-19 vaccines from African Union – Devdiscourse
Ramaphosa said last week arrangements had been made with the bank to support member states which want access to vaccines. Zambia, with a population close to 18…
Zambia has been allocated 8.7 million doses of the 270 million COVID-19 vaccines secured this month by the African Union (AU), and this may rise to 25 million doses by December 2021, the Zambian mission at the AU said on Sunday. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, who serves as AU chair, has said the vaccines secured by the AU will be supplied by Pfizer, AstraZeneca, through the Serum Institute of India, and Johnson & Johnson.
They will be allocated according to countries’ population size….
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