Category: 2022

Afrigen and NIH to Collaborate on  mRNA Vaccine Production Research

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Cape Town, 8 July 2022  – U.S. government researchers have agreed to collaborate with Afrigen Biologics Limited to share technical expertise related to the development of next-generation mRNA vaccines and

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Africa has vast potential to produce its own vaccines

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Africa has huge potential to manufacture vaccines that cater to the needs of its growing population, says a top Kenyan policy maker. “Africa is the fastest growing continent, and we

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How Low- and Middle-Income Countries Can Get a Better Deal on Pharmaceuticals

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Buyers United: How Low- and Middle-Income Countries Can Get a Better Deal on Pharmaceuticals Cape Town’s Afrigen Vaccines & Biologics laboratory. The company has now made a deal with Univercells

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About World Immunization Week

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World Immunization Week (WIW), celebrated in the last week of April, aims to highlight the importance of vaccines and how they protect people of all ages against many diseases, giving

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Women in Science

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We celebrate the many women around the world contributing to #science and #innovationforeveryone 👩🏾‍🔬 📽️. https://lnkd.in/eHEtA2dM Ministère des Affaires étrangères français Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation Biovac Afrigen Biologics (Pty) Ltd Africa Centres for Disease Control and

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Partnership

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Thermo Fisher Scientific in partnership with Afrigen Biologics (Pty) Ltd and Labotec to drive mRNA vaccine development and supply in South Africa and beyond. View here #innovation #partnerships #AfricainSTEM  #southafrica #development #thermofisherscientific

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In-depth: How a Cape Town company made an mRNA vaccine and what happens next

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In January, Cape Town-based biotechnology company Afrigen Biologics announced that it has successfully produced a lab-scale batch of a COVID-19 vaccine that is similar to that made by pharmaceutical company

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Grab your free tickets!

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Less than 20% of Africans are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. But vaccine inequity exists within Africa as well as between the continent and the rest of the world, with some

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