Audio By Carbonatix
Mozambique has received the first batch of 200,000 Covid-19 vaccine doses from the Chinese government.
The vaccines by Sinopharm were received on Wednesday by Prime Minister Carlos Agostinho do Rosario at the Maputo International Airport.
The prime minister said the government was working on getting more Covid-19 vaccines.
The vaccination drive will prioritise high-risk groups, like the estimated 60,000 health workers.
Meanwhile, the health authorities have reported the lowest number of Covid-19 deaths in the country between Tuesday and Wednesday since the beginning of this year.
Two male patients aged between 57 and 58 died, bringing the total number of fatalities to 608.
The country has so far recorded 56,920 cases since the pandemic started.
Latest Stories
-
Beyond State Funding: NSA Inaugurates Deen-led team to power Ghana’s sports reset
4 minutes -
Jason Arday death ‘tragedy on so many levels’ says PM Burnham
5 minutes -
NPP has never used nolle prosequi to shield appointees – Baffour Awuah
9 minutes -
A-G owes it a duty to the State even if we don’t trust him – Dr Bomfeh on AKSA bribery probe
27 minutes -
A Plus dismisses claims poor English explains his limited role in Parliament
35 minutes -
Unauthorised drone flights banned at Manhyia Palace
1 hour -
Aksa bribery scandal: Ghana’s probe must be pursued with speed – Dafeamekpor
1 hour -
Samson’s Take: When religion threatens peace, sanity must prevail
2 hours -
Friendship: Why time matters less than continuity
2 hours -
Africa’s AI moment: They say data is the new gold. But who is drilling it?
2 hours -
Ghana delivers strong performance in retail market in half-year; value up 15.6% – Maverick Research
2 hours -
The world’s oldest president left for a ‘brief stay’ in Europe. He hasn’t returned in two months
2 hours -
Parliamentary committee commends GIPA’s investment drive, backs key reforms
3 hours -
Livestream: Newsfile discusses AKSA energy deal, legal vacation and GoldBod losses
3 hours -
Jason Arday: 10 things you may not know about British-born Ghanaian former Cambridge professor found dead at 41
5 hours