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13 /kenya-news.php KENYA NEWS

Kenya Invites Bidders for Construction of a Covid-19 Vaccine Factory

By John Wanjohi Thu, 01/20/2022 @ 10:55am 302 views 6 comments
Kenya Invites Bidders for Construction of a Covid-19 Vaccine Factory

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Kenya has invited interested applicants to submit bids for the construction of a COVID-19 vaccine factory.

The government, through a global tender advertised by the Kenya Bio Vax Institute, says it is looking for a consultant for the company’s assembly and installation sites.

It is also seeking to recruit a company to design, build, commission, and maintain a fully-fledged vaccine manufacturing plant.

Kenya Biovax Limited is expected to start operations in April this year as a “fill and finish” plant under the Ministry of Health.

President Kenyatta announced the establishment of Kenya Biovax Limited to manufacture COVID-19 vaccines in October 2021.

The president directed the Ministry of Health to operationalize the facility for the eventual manufacturing of homespun doses by Easter 2021.

Kenya aims to have fully-fledged vaccine manufacturing capability by 2024, according to the National COVID-19 Vaccine Deployment Plan.

The Ministry of Health says the setting up of the facility is part of its efforts to curb future supply hitches which have derailed efforts to vaccinate its adult population. 

 

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Bobby Kibe

Thu, 01/20/2022 @ 02:58pm

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COVID-19 vaccine factory billionaires in the making. Stay alert and keep watching this space my friends.

Ineo

Thu, 01/20/2022 @ 04:37pm

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Great vision. Malaria drugs etc must be made from Nairobi.

Guest

Thu, 01/20/2022 @ 07:06pm

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Waste of time and funds.By the time the factory is built the virus will be done or controlled.There are free vaccines being donated by the developed countries and the larger issue is people taking the vaccine not the manufacture or even supply .How about putting those funds to eradicating malaria instead of just giving people mosquito nets like the mosquitos only bite when they are asleep

Mary

Thu, 01/20/2022 @ 07:57pm

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Nonsense. Utter foolishness or rather looting schemes.

Go crypto

Sat, 01/22/2022 @ 05:59pm

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Kenyattas heavily invested in healthcare. This is his retirement

Kora kanini

Sun, 01/23/2022 @ 12:04am

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Another cash cow in the making.

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