Are South Africans warming up to the Covid-19 vaccines?

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Founder of African Alliance, Tian Johnson, has written a number of articles for Bhekisisa Health Journalism Centre about misinformation and citizen attitude around the Covid-19 vaccine.

In a recent article he highlighted that an Ispos survey is showing that across the world as well as in South African, citizens are pro-vaccine. In another survey published by the University of Johannesburg in January, it is reported that 67% of South Africans are willing to take the Covid-19 vaccine.

In this podcast, Tian Johnson talks to DJ Complexion and Mpho Mashita about the attitude of citizen towards Covid-19 vaccines.

Catch up on this conversation and be in the know!
3 Mar 2021 English South Africa Business · Arts

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