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As big powers compete for COVID-19 vaccine, where does that leave Africa? - Face2Face Africa

Against the hopes of the World Health Organization (WHO), the search for a vaccine to the novel coronavirus has devolved into a glory-hunting competition between some of the world's biggest powers. Speaking on Thursday at the daily global briefing on the fight against COVID-19, WHO director-general Tedros Ghebreyesus warned that competition between countries would only...

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