dorcas _ moment. bronwyn nichol, can we get your view? dorcas was _ moment.that 200,000 are available when many millions are needed, up to 10 millions are needed, up to 10 million vaccines are needed. what is the red cross's role in distributing and deciding who gets the vaccines? more so in terms of creating awareness and generating uptake of the vaccines when they are available and working with communities to ensure that they trust the vaccine and making sure that in some organisations define vulnerable populations have access to the vaccine, but we don't seem to really learn our lessons from covid in terms of access to vaccines, so we are hoping that will learn our lesson better this time in terms of redistributing some of the vaccines around the world. 50. redistributing some of the vaccines around the world.— around the world. so, to be blunt, ou are around the world. so, to be blunt, you are concerned _ around the world. so, to be blunt, you are concerned some _ around the world. so, to be blunt, you are concerned some countries| you are concerned some

the bbc�*s dorcas wangira joins us from nairobi.he situation. 50 just bring us up to date on the situation. , ., , situation. so in the past 24 hours, we understand _ situation. so in the past 24 hours, we understand that _ situation. so in the past 24 hours, we understand that the _ situation. so in the past 24 hours, we understand that the drc - situation. so in the past 24 hours, we understand that the drc is - we understand that the drc is expecting some vaccines next week, which is a major development, and they initially needed 3 million doses, we understand there getting this from japan, and at least 50,000 from the united states. in the world health organization has released some guidelines for countries that are experiencing this outbreak. key among them is what to do in terms of vaccination and also just the contact tracing and surveillance which is important. lastly, we also understand the situation is becoming more concerning in burundi. there are reporting this new strain and it is spreading fast among communities. and o

let's speak to our correspondent in nairobi, dorcas wangira.ow about what happened here? just what exactly do we know about what happened here?— happened here? just like you have mentioned. _ happened here? just like you have mentioned, at _ happened here? just like you have mentioned, at least _ happened here? just like you have mentioned, at least 32 _ happened here? just like you have mentioned, at least 32 people - happened here? just like you have | mentioned, at least 32 people have been killed. in the past hour there has been a statement released by the prime minister condemning the attack carried out by al shabaab, as an atrocity. the president also called for an emergency meeting to take stock of the events that have happened. 63 people were badly injured. just happened. 63 people were badly in'ured., , , ,, happened. 63 people were badly in'ured. , , ,, injured. just remind us if you can the background _ injured. just remind us if you can the background to _ injured. just remind us if you can the background to these - injured. just re

obviously, again, it a normal relationship and ship because myself and patsy we dorcas warren who's now the white house bureau chief and others themselves specifically target by administration officials and the president of the united and others in the west wing were you know president at one point referred to voa as the voice of the soviet union or, the voice of china, which was obvious lee ridiculous. but although they were trying to they were trying to get voa in the news because as best as i can tell at that juncture, there was a nominee for, the head of our parent agency, which is the u.s. agency for global media, which is now headed by amanda bennett, who's here in the back who was voa director during during this very tumultuous time that they were trying to get the senators on on the committee that would approve michael park, the nominee. and there had been some reluctance bring that nomination forward. and so i kind of saw the criticism as as a sort of an end run on to to to put pressure to because you know, they wanted to get somebody in to change. voa but as i said, because of