Gabriele Steinhauser
COVID vaccine manufacturing is finally ramping up — but people in low-income countries still can’t access shots
After months of severe shortages, Covid-19 vaccine supplies for the world’s poorest nations are finally ramping up. But many countries ...
Vaccine divide between wealthier and less developed countries grows larger
Nearly 10 months after the first Covid-19 vaccine became available to the public, the divide between nations that have shots ...
Africa and COVID: The world’s least prepared continent experiencing an increase in cases linked to new Delta variant
The speed of the takeover of the [Delta COVID] variant, which was first identified in India and is forcing governments ...
Vaccinate the world against COVID? Why the ambitious multi-billion dollar plan to protect the world’s poor failed
The Covax program, conceived in early 2020 as a kind of Operation Warp Speed for the globe, was supposed to ...
Europe offers alternative to US-backed proposal to waive COVID vaccine property rights, saying its plan would spur innovation and help developing countries
The European Union is pushing back hard against U.S.-backed calls to temporarily waive intellectual property rights for Covid-19 vaccines, preparing ...
Infographic: South Africa sees surprising drop in COVID-19 cases and deaths despite presence of more infectious and dangerous variant
Since mid-January, confirmed Covid-19 infections in South Africa have fallen from a record of nearly 22,000 a day to around ...
Current vaccines likely work on new South African COVID variant, but effectiveness may be reduced
[A new COVID] variant, which has already shown up in patients in Europe and other African countries, has quickly become the predominant ...