A seven-year-old sits next to her mother at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital’s walk-in vaccination centre, seemingly unaware of what awaits her. Nthanda Kayira can only guess what is coming. She watches pensively as a health worker inspects bottles, syringes and other medical supplies to gauge a perfect dose for her measles and rubella vaccine. Perhaps …
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