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Covid-19 vaccine arrival brings hope that the pandemic may soon start ending

Covid-19 vaccine arrival brings hope that the pandemic may soon start ending
1 February 2021 7:01 PM
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Bruce Whitfield interviews Prof Jeffrey Mphahlele (SA Medical Research Council) about the significance of the vaccine s arrival.
One million doses of AstraZenecaâs vaccine against Covid-19 has arrived in South Africa on Monday.
Frontline healthcare workers are first in line for vaccination.
They will get two jabs four weeks apart.
The South African government aims to vaccine 67% of South Africanâs entire population by the end of 2021.
President Cyril Ramaphosa and Health Minister Zweli Mkhize celebrate the vaccine arrival on 1 February 2021. Picture: GCIS ....

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SA to receive first Covid-19 vaccines in second quarter of 2021

SA to receive first Covid-19 vaccines in second quarter of 2021
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South Africa expects to receive an initial order of vaccines to cover 10% of the population.
Minister of Health, Dr Zweli Mkhize says South Africa will receive it’s first Covid-19 vaccines in the second quarter of 2021, with the country currently experiencing a second wave of virus infections this festive season.
Speaking on SABC’s
Morning Live on Thursday morning, Mkhize assured South Africans that the vaccines would be safe to take.
Mkhize was joined by Prof Helen Rees from the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA), the Department of Health’s Dr Anban Pillay and Pr ....

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