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An African continent free of vaccine-preventable diseases.

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Committed to increasing knowledge on vaccine-preventable diseases and improving the quality and Sustainability of immunisation services.

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Dr Temitayo Famoroti, our scientific advisor had a

Dr Temitayo Famoroti, our scientific advisor had an opportunity to be interviewed by phoenix TV yesterday. The topic at hand was
‘African countries actively fight the Pandemic and show results’

#Vaccines are safe#VaccinesWork

#Vaccines are safe#VaccinesWork

Dr Maphoto, who is our scientific advisor at SAVIC

Dr Maphoto, who is our scientific advisor at SAVIC has been officially appointed by the Minister to be the Chairperson of National Polio Expert Committee (NPEC). Congratulations Doc, we are so proud of you! ⭐️

http://www.sapj.co.za/index.php/SAPJ/article/view/

http://www.sapj.co.za/index.php/SAPJ/article/view/2618

#VaccinesWork #Vaccinate

#VaccinesWork #Vaccinate

The next SAIS webinar👆🏼

The next SAIS webinar👆🏼

Vaccine facts by Professor Rose Burnett, from the

Vaccine facts by Professor Rose Burnett, from the South African Vaccination and Immunisation Centre at the Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University, Dr Benjamin Kagina, from the Vaccines for Africa Initiative (VACFA) and Dr Melissa Suchard, Head of the Centre for Vaccines and Immunology at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD). #VaccinesWork

#VaccinesWork#VaccinationSavesLives

#VaccinesWork#VaccinationSavesLives

Excellent news! #EndPolio#AfricaKicksOutWildPolio

Excellent news! #EndPolio#AfricaKicksOutWildPolio

Polio is a viral disease that is transmitted from

Polio is a viral disease that is transmitted from person to person, mainly through a faecal-oral route or, less frequently, through contaminated water or food, and multiplies inside the intestines.

Today is a day of celebration, and a day of hope.

Today is a day of celebration, and a day of hope. #VaccinesWork#AfricaKicksWildPolio#EndPolio

The decision to certify the WHO African Region wil

The decision to certify the WHO African Region wild polio-free will be made on the 25th of August 2020 #VaccinesWork

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