New era of health science for Africa as NantSA launches vaccine-manufacturing campus

for the transfer of manufacturing technology for Covid-19 and cancer vaccines and next-generation, cell-based immunotherapies.

“Unless we have a vaccine to stop transmission [of the virus], we will not stop this pandemic,” he said, adding that the Cape Town facility would develop second-generation vaccines. Vaccines manufactured at NantSA will be developed to kill infected cells and prevent transmissions of Covid-19, as opposed to current vaccines, which focus only on spike proteins.

“It is within the walls of this facility, through the networks that are being built, through the advanced skills that are being developed, and through the other initiatives across our continent, that our vision for vaccine, diagnostics and drug manufacturing in Africa will steadily take form … Africa should no longer be last in line to access vaccines against pandemics,” he said.

Most African countries did not manage to reach WHO’s target of vaccinating 40% of their populations against Covid-19 by the end of December. At the beginning of 2022, only about 9% of eligible people on the continent were fully vaccinated.

Part and parcel of global criminal capital cabal that wants to continue injecting africans with poison.

For what future skamdemics gonna waist your time doing that here ...

Oh God. So going on for another year 🤦🏻‍♀️

Lol, you mean gene therapy, cos it’s not a vaccine. And by 2023 it’ll be milder than a cold.

Why next year

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