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New Afrobarometer surveys help explain vaccine reluctance in five West African countries
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Chinese medical experts have been sharing expertise and assistance throughout Africa for decades.
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African countries can fight coronavirus better when citizens encourage one another
A recent survey offers public health insights from Nigeria, Uganda and Kenya
Covid-19 is accelerating multilateralism in Africa
The African Union helped spearhead a coordinated response to the pandemic.
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The logo and building of the World Health Organization headquarters