Two viruses, two vaccines, one unequal system: Guinean health officials declared an Ebola epidemic after reporting the first cases of the virus since West Africa’s deadly outbreak ended in 2016. One thing that’s changed since that last outbreak: the availability of a vaccine. But like we’ve seen with the coronavirus pandemic, the existence of a vaccine doesn’t necessarily mean access to one.
In this episode:
Nicolas Haque (@nicolashaque), Al Jazeera journalist; Gladys Archange, Guinea country representative for Catholic Relief Services.
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