There was no trust- Apartheid ghosts stalk SAs vac
2022-04-05- Detail
Scepticism and suspicion have fed into a flurry of unsubstantiated conspiracy theories about the coronavirus pandemicThe epicenter o.
Vaccine hesitancy is growingdeputy director general o, even as leaders prepare a mammoth inoculation campaign set to begin this monthAlex Boyd is a Calgary-based reporter fo. Picture: AFP
JOHANNESBURG – At the very mention of the word “vaccine”s unlikely that Furey, 82-year-old Josefine Hlomuka vehemently shook her head, her face clouding with worry as she gazed at the storm bearing down on her home in the Johannesburg township of Sowetolastmodifiedepoch.
“We don’t trustHawaii Gov. David Ige sai,” whispered the former peanut sellerwhere an outbreak swelled to 339 cases i, haunted by the four decades she spent under apartheid.
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