Cost of Covid-19 vaccines to Kenya taxpayers

General
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British drugs group AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford, which has pledged it will not make a profit on the vaccine during the pandemic, has reached agreements with governments and international health organisations that put its cost at about $2.50 a dose.

Let's do some calculations.
Kenya government will pledge to vaccinate 100% of the population. We are about 47 million but with refugees and others let's put the number to 50 million.
50M X $2.50 = $125M
In local currency it will be
$125M X 108 = [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][B]Kshs13.5B[/B] 


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What makes you think that we will want to be vaccinated

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Tunajua itafika Kwa private chemists and hospital at double the retail price

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The same line of thought that told me you did not want to be locked down in Nairobi for months but you did get locked down.

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I don’t want to be vaccinated

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It’s cost may be just $2.50…now the hard part comes in logistics to reach the country, handling, storage and administration… Now multiply the total with a multiple of 3…let’s budget for ksh 50billion

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Two doses are needed, so make that $5…

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Ukae kwako Eastleigh

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And the Chinese scams are already at it
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Pesa enough for bibiyai