Vaccine inequity only partially to blame for Africa's low vaccination rates, experts say

While vaccine inequity among African countries has played a major role in the continent's low COVID-19 vaccination rate, experts say capacity and logistical challenges, along with vaccine hesitancy, is also creating significant challenges.

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