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Africa faces aggressive third wave as Covid-19 vaccine supply dries up

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Johannesburg, Jun 10 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: EPA archive) Nine in 10 African countries are set to miss the target of vaccinating 10% of their population against Covid-19, as an aggressive third wave looms over the continent, the World Health Organization said Thursday.ARCHIVE FOOTAGE OF VACCINATION CENTRES IN SOUTH AFRICA.

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