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76% of All Chinese Vaccine Distributions in Africa Have Gone to Just Four Countries

by Eric Olander

Chinese vaccine distributions in Africa remain highly distorted, favoring a small group of mostly North African countries that account for 3/4 of all deliveries on the continent, according to the latest figures from Bridge Beijing’s independent vaccine tracking report.

While Morocco remains the top destination with 18.5 million doses delivered, large shipments to neighboring Algeria over the past week put that country among the top recipients.

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