It's been over a year since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic. In an amazing feat of science and technology, a number of safe and effective vaccine candidates have been developed. Most developed countries are well-advanced in rolling out vaccinations. The process is much slower in developing countries. In Rwanda, the government set a target of vaccinating 60% of the population - of nearly 13 million - by the end of 2022. To unpack Rwanda's rollout strategy Ina Skosana from The Conversation Africa spoke to public health expert Professor Agnes Binagwaho.
What is the country's COVID-19 vaccination strategy?
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