Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 103 If You Like This Article Kindly Give Us A Share! Tanzania has signaled that it is not intending to use any Covid-19 vaccine but instead will settle on local herbs for protection against the disease. Speaking to the EastAfrican Gerald Chamii, a spokesman at the Ministry of Health said, “There are no plans in place yet of importing vaccine for Covid-19, our health experts and scientists are still researching and undergoing clinical trials for the local herbs for covid-19.” Chemii put doubt on the efficacy levels of the current global vaccines claiming the production duration was not efficient enough to warrant a maximum protection. More Articles You Would Love Hair Stylist Yoyo Serves Fabulous Inspirational Afrolicious Red Carpet Hairdo’s On Stunning Young Kids Ghanaian Fashion Brand B’Venaj Presents The Look Book For Its ‘All White Collection’ Available Online “It takes not less than six months to find a vaccine or cure for a certain disease. We have fared on our own since the pandemic spread, I am not sure if it is wise to have a vaccine imported and distributed to the citizens without undertaking clinical testing to approve if it is safe for our people,” added Mr Chami. COVID ORGANICS TAKES THE LEAD IN TANZANIA Tanzania is among the first countries in Africa to order for the touted Madagascar Covid herb in the fights against the virus. Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina is the promoter-in-chief of the substance, marketed as Covid-Organics and sold in the form of a herbal infusion. Artemisia annua has a long history in its native China, where scientists discovered an active ingredient that made the plant a front-line weapon in the fight against malaria. The substance has proven effectiveness against malaria, but no clinical trials have tested it against COVID-19, either as a cure or as a preventative. Little is known in Tanzania on the number of positive cases due to the government’s stun position on the virus. Tanzania’s President John Pombe Magufuli had declare the East African country as Covid-free and did not place any curfew or confinement to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. Tanzania President John Pombe Magufuli Countries like the United State have warned its citizens from traveling to Tanzania to avoid risks of contracting the virus. In its update, the U.S. cautioned its citizen against traveling to East Africa, assigning Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Burundi Level 4 alert. Source: Africanews.com Ghana Celebrity Watch UPCOMING TOP EVENTS! VIEW ALL EVENTSDIRECTION COLLECTION: OUT NOW!Click HereFollow us on Instagram @FashionGHANA_com | Twitter: @fashionGHANA | Facebook: Fashionghana.com To Submit stories Email: [email protected] or HashTag #FashionGHANA Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail More For You 5 Major Reasons Why Your Hair Is Breaking VIDEO: Fox News Host Jessie Watters Explains Kamala Harris’s $100M Check Is A... #BIKINIBAE: Discover Allie Redmond, The Pretty Damsel So Elegantly Serving Viral Swimwear Looks PICS: Nana Akufo Addo Hosts Kamala Harris At A State Banquet Dinner At... Kamala Harris Meets Up With Celebrities Idris Elba, Black Sherif, Sheryl Lee Ralph... Luxury At It’s Best, Take A Look At South Africa’s Amazing Sky Villa... VIDEO: Ghanaians Blast President Akufo Addo For Changing His Stance On LGBTQ Whilst... #OOTD: Art Lover & Influencer Gezelle Renee Blesses Us With This Gorgeous Kaftan... On The Contrary! News Emerges Jonathan Majors Was Rather The Victim Of Assault... #OOTD: Nancy Isime Made A Premium African Fashion Statement At Her TedX Talk... You must log in to post a comment.This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.