1. Without a doubt Zimbabwe has good vaccination program infrastructure. It is better than some first world countries by far, but on COVID-19 vaccination, it looks like our messaging is a bit muted. I remember we once got H1N1 vaccinations at work when it hit really hard.
2. The University just arranged a day and boom all of us lined up to get our vaccination and in one day we were done! I mean staff and students. So when I hear about 300K doses "surplus" I'm like why aren't we moving with the same pace like we did in previous years.
3. We have the capacity and ability, why is it taking long to quickly vaccinate people? Are people hesitant? Is the messaging around vaccination sufficient? Help me understand. Yes we are leading in SADC, but don't you think we could be way ahead than where we are?
4. For sure vaccine supply is a huge issue, no doubt about that. But we should be exhausting every dose that we get right? What is really happening? Are people taking up the vaccine or not?
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