Is nationalism vanquishing internationalism?
It’s hardly surprising that the world is competing over vaccines when our era has seen nationalism vanquishing internationalism and unilateralism overwhelming multilateralism, says Lord Peter Hain.
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Straight and crooked thinking
Why have so many people allowed themselves to be taken in by cranks peddling conspiracy theories during the pandemic? Editor Anver Versi examines the muddled thinking that lies behind the problem.
Saving lives and livelihoods in Africa
The Mastercard Foundation and Africa CDC have announced a new partnership dedicated to enabling Covid-19 vaccination in Africa and supporting Africa’s long-term health security.
Who is to blame for vaccine inequality?
Who is to blame for the vaccine inequality that has pushed Africa to the back of the queue? The answers are not so obvious as they first seem, says Moky Makura.
Access to equitable vaccines distribution depends on renewable energy
Decentralised renewable energy solutions are key to providing clean, reliable and cost-effective electricity services to rural health centres, argues Dr. Kandeh K. Yumkella.
French doctors advocate for potential Covid-19 vaccine to be tested in Africa
The suggestion by two French doctors that a potential vaccine against Covid-19 could be tested in Africa has provoked outrage.