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Interview: Catherine Kyobutungi

Decolonise COVAX: an African critique

News July 13, 2021 / By: Ann Danaiya Usher

As Africa has fallen to the very back of the global vaccine queue, experts are questioning whether COVAX, the mechanism that was established to ensure vaccine equity, is fit for purpose. The Ugandan epidemiologist Catherine Kyobutungi says COVAX is grounded in a colonial, “rich countries helping poor countries” mentality, and needs to be fundamentally re-conceptualised.

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