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  • A traditionally clad woman in Zulu attire looks on as she receives a jab of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine from Sister Nomkhosi Msibi during the launch of the VaxuMzansi National Vaccine Day Campaign at the Gandhi Phoenix Settlement in Bhambayi township, north of Durban , on September 24, 2021. – The campaign launched by the Religious Forum Against Covid-19 (RFA) is an inter-faith collaboration of various religious communities standing together to fight the spread of the pandemic. The campaign aims to encourage congregations and followers to vaccinate with a sense of urgency to increase vaccine uptake. (Photo by Rajesh JANTILAL / AFP) (Photo by RAJESH JANTILAL/AFP via Getty Images)Commentary

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