South Africa's University of Johannesburg in collaboration with the Developmental, Ethical and Capable State research division of the Human Sciences Research Council have released research findings on Vaccine Inequality and Hesitancy and Barriers to Covid-19 vaccinations. 

The findings demonstrate that vaccine hesitancy has declined slightly from 28 percent in round 4 recorded between June and July, 2021, to 25 percent in Round 5. This illustrates that the proportion of the adult population that is vaccine hesitant is largely stable.

Director at the Centre for Social Change, University of Johannesburg, Professor Carin Runciman elaborates on the research findings…

South Africa's University of Johannesburg in collaboration with the Developmental, Ethical and Capable State research division of the Human Sciences Research Council have released research findings on Vaccine Inequality and Hesitancy and Barriers to Covid-19 vaccinations.&nbsp;
The findings demonstrate that vaccine hesitancy has declined slightly from 28 percent in round 4 recorded between June and July, 2021, to 25 percent in Round 5. This illustrates that the proportion of the adult population that is vaccine hesitant is largely stable.
Director at the Centre for Social Change, University of Johannesburg, Professor Carin Runciman elaborates on the research findings&hellip;

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