Zimbabwe: Vaccination Rates Continue to Slow

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Zimbabwe: Vaccination Rates Continue to Slow

[The Herald] While the third wave of Covid-19 infection continues to trickle down to just 4,8 percent of its mid-July peak, the vaccination rate is also continuing to slow with 286 134 jabs given last week between Sunday and Saturday, down for the third week running.

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