Tanzania has been hit by a vaccination campaign. Under the former president of Tanzania, Dr. John Pombe Magufuli, the plans for a „vaccination“ of large parts of the population against Covid-19 would have been unthinkable. Like Eritrea and Burundi, such plans were opposed in this country[1]. Therefore, many suspected that Magufuli had been „in the way“.
Little measures, few deaths
Nevertheless, the bare figures of deaths attributed to Covid-19 show that Tanzania has come through the pandemic significantly better than many other countries, despite a large lack of Corona-measures. Here is a comparison of figures from Tanzania, the USA, Iran and Germany as of 30.09.2021[2]:
| Deutschland | Iran | USA | Tanzania | |
| Deaths per 1 million inhabitants | 1.126 | 1.449 | 2.107 | 0,86 |
The number of „cases“ (i.e., tested positive for Covid-19) had totalled 33,500 as of 16.02.2022[3], and as of 20.05.2022 this number had increased to just 34,002[4]. Accordingly, the number of deaths from (or due to) Covid-19 increased from 796[5] to 803[6]. At the same time, as of 16.02.2022, only 2.9% of the population had received all the planned vaccine doses with one of the Covid-19 „vaccines“[7].
Mama Samia supports WHO agenda
Unlike her predecessor, the new president, Samia Suluhu Hassan, supports the vaccination campaign promoted by the WHO, among others, and pushed it forward[8]. According to the media she had also been the first to be jabbed against Covid-19 on 28 July 2021 as a „role model“ for her compatriots[9], [10]. However, there were also voices that doubted that the President had been injected with more than just a placebo[11].
Tanzania wants to expand with vaccines
In January 2022, „Mama Samia“ announced that it would build its own factory in Tanzania to produce „vaccines“ against Covid-19. From there, they want to supply the South and East African countries. Since they will have to invest more than 100 million US$ for the import of foreign vaccines until 2030, the construction of their own facilities is called an economic necessity[12]. The European Union has also been approached to finance the project[13].
Future p(l)andemics already in sight?
A report on „Health Police Watch“ suggests that the factory planned in Tanzania is likely to be a plant for the production of BioNTech’s mRNA gene non-therapy. Corresponding production plants have also been launched in Rwanda and Senegal for 2022[14]. While for Tanzania so far there had only been talk of a plant for the production of a Covid-19 vaccine, Ugur Sahin, the CEO of BioNTech, is quoted to have said the following:
“The new production facilities are designed to produce not only COVID-19 vaccines, but other “future vaccines” in the planning for malaria, tuberculosis and HIV“[15]
Injections initially with Janssen’s vaccine
As early as 24.07.2021, a total of 1,058,400 vaccine doses of the Janssen vaccine were delivered from the USA to Tanzania by Johnson & Johnson. This was part of the COVAX campaign [16] (COVAX = „COVID-19 Vaccines Global Access“), which aims to ensure equal and equitable access to „vaccines“ worldwide. The first phase of the campaign in Tanzania lasted from 22/09/2021 to 14/10/2021[17].
It should be noted at this point that the Johnson & Johnson “vaccine”, as well as those of AstraZeneca, Vaxart and Novavax, are each produced by Emergent BioSolutions[18] and that the same company also produces the “vaccine” for monkeypox[19]. The well-known physician Dr. Heiko Schöning explains that Emergent BioSolutions used to be called BioPort and that I had been in
“2001 in den USA der alleinige Impfstoffhersteller gegen den Krankheitserreger Bacillus anthracis (Anthrax)“[20]
This means in „in 2001, it was the sole vaccine producer in the USA against the pathogen Bacillus anthracis (anthrax)“.
Anthrax as preparation for 2020?
In his book „Game Over“, Schöning shows clear parallels between the anthrax attacks in the run-up and the subsequent attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001 and the current corona crisis since 2020.
Initially, the vaccination campaign in Tanzania had succeeded in „vaccinating“ 16,000 people per day, according to media reports. The target was 59,774 per day. In early June 2022, it was reported that the second phase of the campaign had enabled an increase to 64,000 people per day. The third phase of the vaccination campaign was opened on 02.06.2022[21].
Archipelago relies on Sinovac and „honoured“ the children too
On the island of Zanzibar, the Chinese Sinovac was already being used[22] in mid-July 2021[23], [24], before the start of the vaccination campaign on the mainland. The aim is to inject a total of 1.4 of the archipelago’s 1.6 million inhabitants against Covid-19. The campaign was also aimed at children over the age of 10[25].
As the employee of a hotel in Zanzibar told the author, she had been urged to accept the injection so that she could take the coveted visa for a flight to Great Britain. As a result, she had felt unpleasant side effects in her arm for some time. Another Tanzanian reported how his father had to be hospitalised within a short time of the injection, while he himself had not developed any symptoms from the Janssen vaccine. One informant reported that he had heard from several friends that they had suffered from fatigue, circulation problems (sometimes also blood clots) and dizziness after being injected with Janssen.
Continuation of the campaign on the mainland
According to current information from the municipal health office of Arusha, the third largest city in Tanzania, from the beginning of June 2022, the Covid 19 vaccination campaign in Tanzania is continuing, but now with Sinopharm, Moderna and Pfizer. The people who want to get “vaccinated” are free to choose which vaccine they want to be injected with. Pfizer, however, is expensive to store. For this reason, injections with other „vaccines“ are paused as long as a Pfizer batch has not been used up. Those who would prefer to use Sinopharm or Moderna would have to wait until Pfizer had been used up accordingly.
Overall, however, the knowledge of deaths or serious side effects in temporal connection with the „vaccinations“ seems to be largely unknown.
No long-term observation of vaccination side effects
According to an informant, there had only been a systematic recording of side effects in the VAERS database for the duration of one week:
“At that time, the issue of serious side-effects had not yet come up, so the health attendants were looking for the usual, temporary, vaccine side-effects (e.g. nausea, headaches, arm discomfiture, etc). It doesn’t seem as if the health care professionals are following the current reporting in the US and Europe regarding the increasing number of adverse reactions, as well as deaths among the vaccinated. One of the volunteers I spoke with said that she doesn’t think this is a problem here, because if there were patterns of adverse reactions, ‘somehow people would have been chatting about them by now’. So there is no longitudinal VAERS data.”
Serious side effects of vaccination hardly recorded
According to a vaccine coördinator at the regional Mount Meru Hospital in Arusha, no major side effects have been observed there. As a rule, only headaches and general body malaise occurred:
“the vaccine attendants don’t keep a VAERS longer than the one-week window. Now that people are getting 2 shots with the Sinopharm and Pfizer vaccines, when they come for the second shot people are asked whether they have experienced any side effects“
Municipal Health Office partially self-critical
A doctor working for the Municipal Health Office in Arusha stated that he was not aware of any serious side effects, but self-critically admitted that this could also be due to the fact that there would be no follow-up. It should be borne in mind that this is the highest level of medical care within this conurbation. It remains unclear whether the current controversies surrounding „vaccine safety“ in Europe and the US are even known.
Permanent cost reduction yes, case monitoring only short-term
According to a doctor at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (KCMC), one of the major referral hospitals in the country, the hospital does not have long-term recording of adverse events in the VAERS system. This medical doctor, who was involved in administering vaccines to colleagues, medical students and also to patients, shared that Moderna was also among the vaccines that were initially used. However, this „vaccine“ was withdrawn from circulation because of the high cost of keeping it in the storage chain.
According to the observations of this doctor, he did not notice any serious side effects. Nevertheless, there had been some cases of blood clotting disorders as well as cases of patients with liver problems. He believes that there were not many cases of heart complications after the „vaccinations“. Moreover, according to him, it is difficult to establish causality, as more and more people have health problems nowadays.
The hospital does not test patients for possible elevated levels of fibrin D‑dimers.
The Tanzanian government has commissioned a study on the comparative effectiveness of the different “vaccines” against Covid-19 on the market. This will be carried out by all hospitals that deliver “vaccines”. It will measure how many antibodies are present in the body after vaccination and how long they remain in the body.
How does Tanzania define „safe”?
„Africa Renewal“ of 26.07.2021 quotes the Tanzanian Minister of Health, Dr Dorothy Gwajima, as having told the public that the vaccine was „safe“ and that all quality tests had been completed. The injection would be made available free of charge at appropriate places[26], [27].
To date, most Tanzanians seem to be unaware that the vaccines from Pfizer / BioNTech (Comirnaty), Gamaleya (Sputnik Light), Janssen (Ad26.COV2.S), Sinopharm (Covilo) and Sinovac (CoronaVac) used in Tanzania only have emergency use authorisation and are still in clinical trials worldwide outside of Tanzania[28], [29]. According to one interviewee, the main concern of many people was that the „vaccines“ had been developed far too quickly.
Dead children after emergency-approved vaccine not for the first time
This is not the first time that non-regularly licensed vaccines have led to great suffering for many people. The US presidential advisor, Dr. Anthony Fauci, used an apparently manipulated DAIDS-Nevirapine study to convince the WHO in 2000 to issue an official emergency vaccine:
„die WHO im Jahr 2000 davon überzeugen, eine offizielle Notzulassung (Emergency Use Authorization Approval, EUA) für die Einzeldosis Nevirapin zur Verhinderung der Mutter-Kind-Übertragung zu erteilen. Die WHO war zu diesem Zeitpunkt bereits eine Marionette von Big Pharma. Dr. Fauci nutzte diese vorläufige WHO-Zulassung, um Präsident Bush zum Kauf von Nevirapin im Wert von Millionen Dollar zu bewegen. Boehringer begann, viele Produkteinheiten seines tödlichen und unwirksamen Medikaments an Kliniken und Entbindungskliniken in 53 Entwicklungsländern zu liefern.
[…] Allein das Kleingedruckte der Lancet-Studie enthüllte, dass 38 Babys gestorben waren, 16 in der Nevirapin-Gruppe und 22 in der AZT-Gruppe.“[30]
Here is the translation based on the free version of DeepL.com:
„convinced the WHO in 2000 to grant an official Emergency Use Authorisation Approval (EUA) for single-dose nevirapine to prevent mother-to-child transmission. The WHO was already a puppet of Big Pharma at this point. Dr Fauci used this provisional WHO approval to persuade President Bush to buy millions of dollars worth of nevirapine. Boehringer began supplying many product units of its deadly and ineffective drug to clinics and maternity hospitals in 53 developing countries.
[…] The small print of the Lancet study alone revealed that 38 babies had died, 16 in the nevirapine group and 22 in the AZT group.“
US presidential advisor in the crossfire of criticism
Robert F. Kennedy J. of Children’s Health Defense describes in detail the strategies Dr. Fauci used to cover up the Uganda scandal. Despite the risks apparently known to all involved[31], this “deadly drug” was shipped worldwide to developing countries“ „to be used on pregnant women.“ [32]
Safety of Janssen „vaccine“ highly doubtful
The alleged safety of the vaccine from Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) should also be questioned. For example, on 05.05.2022, the American FDA recently massively restricted the emergency approval[33], [34], which had been in place since 27.02.2021[35], to people aged 18 and over due to frequent cases of thrombosis[36], [37]:
“After conducting an updated analysis, evaluation and investigation of reported cases, the FDA has determined that the risk of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS), a syndrome of rare and potentially life-threatening blood clots in combination with low levels of blood platelets with onset of symptoms approximately one to two weeks following administration of the Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine, warrants limiting the authorized use of the vaccine.“ [38]
Proactive information on warnings from abroad to vaccinated people in Tanzania?
Already in April 2021, after severe vaccine reactions, the emergency approval for North Carolina / USA was suspended[39] and subsequently in the whole USA[40], in May 2021 the Janssen vaccine was stopped in Denmark due to reports of blood clots[41]and in November 2021 warnings were issued in Canada due to possible autoimmune disorders as a result of the Johnson & Johnson injections:
„Health Canada is updating the labels for the AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines to add immune thrombocytopenia (ITP), an autoimmune condition, as a potential side effect.
In a statement on Tuesday, the agency said very rare cases of ITP have been reported internationally after receiving the Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) and Janssen (J&J) COVID-19 vaccines.
ITP is a disorder that can cause easy or excessive bruising and bleeding, which results from unusually low blood platelet levels.“ [42]
High security despite deaths?!
Various serious side effects[43], [44], [45], [46], [47], [48], [49], [50], [51] including death[52], [53], [54], [55], [56], [57] have become known worldwide as a result of the administration of the Janssen „vaccine“. In the past, individual vaccination batches had already attracted attention due to contamination before the start of the Tanzanian vaccination campaign[58], [59].
The effectiveness of the Janssen “vaccine”, for example, was also clearly called into question in March 2022. For example, it was said that a single injection would probably not provide the promised (relative) immunity, but that a second injection with an mRNA vaccine would be required [60]:
“Researchers found that one Johnson & Johnson dose was 24 percent effective at preventing virus-related emergency department or urgent care visits, while two Johnson & Johnson doses were 54 percent effective compared to 79 percent after one Johnson & Johnson dose and one dose of either of the mRNA vaccines.“ [61]
Absolute effectiveness only about 1 per cent
In her book „Corona-Impfung“, Beate Bahner, a lawyer specialising in medical law, refers to a study in the renowned journal „The Lancet“, according to which the actual risk reduction („absolute efficacy“) for all Covid-19 vaccines was only about 1 %. For the „vaccine“ Janssen by Johnson & Johnson as well as for Spikevax by Moderna, the absolute efficacy was only 1.2 %, for Comirnaty by BioNTech / Pfizer 0.84 %[62].
Focus on doctors, touristic industry and the elderly
As in other countries, the campaign initially targeted particularly „prioritised“ groups:
- People working in the health sector
- People aged 50 and over
- People with pre-existing conditions[63]
From various conversations on the ground in Arusha, it was reported that massive pressure to „vaccinate“ had also been exerted on employees of the tourism industry. They had been „informed“ that it was irresponsible not to get „vaccinated“. Unlike in Germany, however, there had been no poster campaign.
Celebrities as companions of the vaccination campaign
Another interviewee reported that the government had engaged various celebrities for the vaccination campaign in Tanzania. These included particularly prominent government officials and entertainment artists. Social networks such as YouTube, Instagram and Twitter were used, as well as television stations. In this way, the government tried to get as many people as possible to „vaccinate“.
Various people said that they had not been injected, but that it would be detrimental to them if, for example, local authorities became aware of it. Most Tanzanians, however, seem to have no problem admitting that they did not participate in the vaccination campaign.
Voluntary pressure on teachers?
For schools in Arusha, too, attempts had been made to get people to inject themselves. Here, too, pressure was exerted on the teaching staff to have the vaccine injected by Johnson & Johnson.
At St. Constanine International School in Arusha, according to witnesses, there had been for
„zwei Tage ein Impfangebot für Eltern und Lehrer. Laut Schule sind 80% der Lehrer geimpft. Unter 18 Jahren wird hier niemandem ein Impfangebot gemacht.“[64]
Here is the translation:
„there was an offer of vaccination for parents and teachers for two days. According to the school, 80% of the teachers are vaccinated. No one under the age of 18 is offered vaccination here.“
According to locals, such figures are not representative for other schools either. The named school is considered the oldest, best and probably most expensive international school in Arusha, which makes it inaccessible to many Tanzanians. In other schools in Arusha, many parents would rather have been very afraid of compulsory vaccinations for their children, which makes similarly high vaccination rates unlikely, even among teaching staff.
From another school in Arusha, a teacher reported that the campaign was rather designed to motivate teachers to voluntarily opt for „vaccination“. It was similar with other people, such as doctors or employees. Here, too, the main focus was on encouraging the respective persons accordingly.
Large cities in the focus of the vaccination campaign
In particular, the vaccination campaign sought to reach the 10 regions of Tanzania most affected by Covid-19, including Arusha, Dar es Salaam, Dodoma, Kigoma Iringa, Mbeya, Mtwara and Mwanza[65]. The aim was to achieve a vaccination rate of at least 60 %[66], [67].
The following information was provided on the success of the vaccination campaign in 2021, just a few months after Dr Magufuli’s death:
„Ende August waren landesweit 304, 603 Personen geimpft, davon 201.476 Männer und 103.127 Frauen. Wenn die Zahl stimmt, hat Tansania in einem Monat nur ein Drittel der erhaltenen Impfdosen verbraucht. Insgesamt gibt es laut Gesundheitsministerium 550 Impfstellen in staatlichen und privaten bzw. konfessionellen Krankenhäusern.“ [68]
Here is the translation:
„At the end of August, 304, 603 people had been vaccinated across the country, of which 201,476 were men and 103,127 women. If the figure is correct, Tanzania has used only one third of the vaccine doses received in one month. According to the Ministry of Health, there are a total of 550 vaccination centres in government and private/denominational hospitals.“
Almost 90 % of the population continues to go without injections
As of 11/05/2022, figures have been updated for the real number of „vaccinated“ in Tanzania:
„In Tansania wurden bislang 6.483.895 COVID-19 Erstimpfungen durchgeführt (Stand: 01.05.2022). Dies entspricht einer Impfquote mindestens einmal geimpfter Personen von 10,5%. Grundimmunisiert sind 5,6% der Bevölkerung.“ [69]
Here is the translation:
„6,483,895 initial COVID-19 vaccinations have been administered in Tanzania to date (as of 01/05/2022). This corresponds to a vaccination rate of at least once vaccinated persons of 10.5%. Basic immunisation coverage is 5.6% of the population.“
These figures should be taken with a grain of salt. Various people have reported that it is very easy to obtain fake vaccination certificates in Tanzania. Could it be that especially in the tourism sector or among government employees, the number of claimed „immunised“ people differs from the real number? According to a recent press report, 2,200 people are accused by the Spanish police of having entered their names in the vaccination register without prior „vaccination“ in exchange for money:
„Darunter ist auch Jose Maria Fernandez Sousa-Faro, Präsident des spanischen Pharmariesen PharmaMar. Auf der Anklageschrift sollen sich ausschließlich Prominente und die europäische [sic!] Eliten finden.“[70]
Here is the translation:
„Among them is Jose Maria Fernandez Sousa-Faro, president of the Spanish pharmaceutical giant PharmaMar. The indictment is said to include only celebrities and European elites.“
There is much to suggest that Tanzania is no different.
According to the Mount Meru Hospital in Arusha, the “vaccination” rate is increasing, especially in rural areas. More and more people are having the so-called „vaccines“ injected voluntarily. However, the supply of “vaccines” depends on the availability of batches imported from abroad. Time and again, individual doses expire when an ampoule is opened but the expected vaccinees fail to appear.
For a total population of 61,498,438 people, only 840 people died from or with Covid-19, despite the low vaccination rate compared to many European countries[71]. It would not surprise if the number of cases would rise after the next vaccination campaign in Tanzania has hit the road.
New campaign since June 2022
In order to increase vaccination readiness again, the „Initiative for Global Vaccine Access“ (Global VAX) was launched on 02.06.2022. The launch event took place in Dar es Salaam and was opened by the United States Ambassador to Tanzania, Dr Donald Wright. He pointed out that the Biden government had donated a total of almost five million doses of vaccine and that this was just the beginning[72].
An amount of 25 million USD has been made available for the implementation of the campaign. The aim is to increase the vaccination rate from the current 15 % to 70 % of the vaccine-eligible population in Tanzania by December 2022. The rate should also be increased to 70 per cent worldwide. Tanzania is one of the eleven priority countries in sub-Saharan Africa. Above all, the aim is to ensure that the more difficult-to-reach people in rural Tanzania will also be reached[73].
About tracking questionable safety
Dr Wright had also said that they wanted to „track vaccine safety, data, and analytics“[74]. It remains unclear how anyone can speak of safety at all in view of the ever more widely publicised damage in connection with the „vaccines“ that continue to be approved only on an emergency basis.
For example, the WHO database „VigiAccess“ lists a total of 3,803,946 possible negative side effects for the Covid „vaccines“, whereby one can search separately for Comirnaty by BioNTech / Pfizer or for Covid-19 vaccine Janssen by Johnson & Johnson, but receive the same information in each case, including 177. 234 reports (2%) on disorders of the blood and lymphatic system, 244,080 reports (3%) on cardiac disorders, 1,013,669 (11%) musculoskeletal system and connective tissue disorders, and 1,510,696 (16%) disorders of the nervous system[75]. Taking the official figures for Germany alone, the most recent safety report of the Paul Ehrlich Institute states as follows:
„In ca. einem Prozent der Verdachtsfallmeldungen (n = 2.810 Fälle) wurde ein tödlicher Verlauf in unterschiedlichem zeitlichen Abstand zu einer COVID-19- Impfung mitgeteilt. 116 Fälle wurden vom Paul-Ehrlich-Institut als konsistent mit einem ursächlichen Zusammenhang mit der jeweiligen COVID-19-Impfung bewertet (synonym: wahrscheinlich oder möglicher ursächlicher Zusammenhang).“[76]
Here is the translation:
„In about one percent of the suspected cases (n = 2,810 cases), a fatal course was reported in different time intervals to a COVID-19 vaccination. 116 cases were assessed by the Paul Ehrlich Institute as consistent with a causal relationship with the respective COVID-19 vaccination (synonym: probable or possible causal relationship).“
You may also take a look at the EMA-database for Europe. As of 28.5.2022, 1,817,563 suspected cases, including 25,076 deaths, and 538,568 serious adverse events were reported there. Already 34,233 children were affected, including 182 deaths as well as 12,534 serious adverse reactions[77].
Under-reporting of side effects?
If one takes into account that there are several reports, not only from German old people’s and nursing homes[78], where residents died in close temporal relation to the „vaccinations“, but neither suspicious reports were submitted nor were investigations carried out because of „vaccination deaths“, it can be assumed that the actual figures are at most the „tip of the iceberg“. If we take the situation in Tanzania, where there is no close monitoring of the development of the health status after the injection, we can assume that there is an extreme under-reporting of side effects.
According to the Minister of Health, Ummy Mwalimu, developments in other countries are being closely monitored, especially a significant increase in the number of reported covid infections in South Africa[79].
„Vaccination enthusiasm“ is limited
According to interlocutors, Arusha was one of the first cities in Tanzania to start the vaccination campaign, after Dar es Salaam. At first, it was only supposed to last a few days. Then it had to be interrupted due to a shortage of vaccine doses.
A resident of Arusha gives an impressive description of the beginning of the vaccination campaign there:
“In the initial phase of the vaccination campaign, the main type of mass mobilisation tool deployed was the so-called „accelerated campaign“. This took the format of a mass meetings (usually in a sports stadium or open-air field), headlined by prominent government officials (Minister/ regional commissioners/members of parliament), and entertainment artists (music bands/ traditional dance troupes, etc).
During these events, different prominent official guests exhorted the public about the benefits of vaccination. The doctor told me that these „accelerated campaigns“ are no longer done because they turned out to be quite expensive (Usually the official guests and entertainment retinue were flown in and out of these events).”
In the meantime, such „accelerated campaigns“ were no longer held, as they had proved to be quite expensive. This was mainly due to the fact that the official guests and the entertainment retinue were flown in and out for these events.
Senior citizens reached above alle
After a very slow start, the vaccination campaign in Tanzania was extended to three weeks. People are still being „vaccinated“ in Arusha, but without queues forming and not to the same extent as before or in such a way that it would be noticeable when walking through the city.
The main target groups were older people aged 50 and over, people in particularly exposed professions (especially politicians, government employees and people working in the tourism industry and in the health sector) and people under 50 with special pre-existing conditions (e.g., asthma). Older people in particular would have mostly accepted the offer to be injected against Covid-19. According to most of the interviewees, „vaccinating“ children was not an issue in Arusha. Only pupils and students from European-oriented international schools were involved in the injection programme.
Currently, it is mainly young people who accept the offer of injections. They would be forced to inject in various ways:
- Certain job advertisements require their applicants to inject beforehand. This is especially true for international organisations and multinational private companies[80].
- Some countries impose vaccination requirements in order to apply for studies abroad
- Entry requirements for certain countries
Pressure instead of obligation
Although there was or is no formal vaccination obligation in Tanzania, employees in certain areas (e.g., hospitals) were de facto obliged to get injections. The majority of those affected had complied with this obligation. There were rumours that doctors and students would also have to be „vaccinated“. Although many feared this, nothing happened.
While the vaccines from Sinopharm and Pfizer were used in Zanzibar, the vaccine from Janssen was used for the vaccination campaign in Arusha. Originally, the „vaccines“ in Arusha were given by nurses from the hospitals. After the government realised that this was putting a strain on the designated medical staff at the expense of other services, they used paid volunteers stationed in hospitals and health centres.
Volunteering for legal reasons
In Arusha, too, volunteers are used. For the current campaign, teams of three people are being deployed:
- A community health worker (CHW) to mobilise community members to be „vaccinated“
- A nurse to administer the vaccine
- A data manager to collect and process the data
These teams can be stationary (i.e., based at a health facility) or ambulant (i.e., moving from one place to another). The only „volunteers“ in these teams are the data managers. The reason for using „volunteers“ here is to circumvent the new government employment regulation, which requires an employment contract of at least one year.
Abuse of solidarity not a Tanzanian phenomenon
In contrast to Germany, the main appeal was to the health of the people and not to a supposed solidarity. As in Germany, the next big wave was painted on the wall as a spectre of doom.
In analogy to the vaccination campaign in Germany, the people of Tanzania were asked by Dr Leonard Subi, the director for vaccinations of the local health ministry, to inform themselves only from reliable sources[81]. It is questionable whether this also means media or experts who are critical of „vaccinations“.
The Tanzanian authorities appealed to their population to accept the vaccination offer and thus prepare themselves against the third wave announced at the time[82]. Currently, they are already warning of the impending fourth wave.
Presentation appointment after one week little used
Unlike in Germany, according to the testimony of an interviewee from 12.05.2022, the vaccinated persons were asked to come back one week after the injection if there were any complications. In fact, this offer was rarely taken up.
According to insider information, those who decide to be „vaccinated“ in Arusha queue up, are briefly informed about the most common side effects such as headaches, nausea and heavy arms, are injected and receive a certificate of successful injection after the successful injection. Unlike in Germany, the vaccinees – at least in Arusha – do not receive any information leaflet to sign. A possible shift of liability from the doctor to the patient should therefore not apply.
Overview of selected data on the vaccination campaign
11.12.2020 The United States’ FDA completes review for potential emergency approval of BioNTech’s BNT162b2 vaccine for the US[83]
21.12.2020 EMA conditional approval of BioNTech / Pfizer’s vaccine for Europe[84]
06.01.2021 conditional approval of BioNTech / Pfizer’s vaccine for Europe by the EMA[85]
27.02.2021 Emergency approval of Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine by the US FDA[86]
11.03.2021 conditional approval of Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine for Europe by EMA[87]
April 2021 North Carolina / USA suspends emergency approval for Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine
May 2021 Denmark suspends emergency marketing authorisation for Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine
22.09.2021 to 14.10.2021 first phase of vaccination campaign in Tanzania
24.07.2021 first batch of Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine arrives in Tanzania
28.07.2021 „Mama Samia“ gets „vaccinated
29.10.2021 Emergency use approval of BioNTech / Pfizer’s vaccine Comirnaty by the United States’ FDA for children aged 5 to 11 in the USA[88]
November 2021 Canada warns of autoimmune disorders caused by Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine.
January 2022 Announcement to set up a factory to manufacture Covid-19 vaccines in Tanzania
02 June 2022 Third phase of Tanzania’s Initiative for Global Vaccine Access campaign opens in Dar es Salaam
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