but unfortunately, not being taken up in the story that is the university of johanna's work figures. yeah, i wonder where they go. okay. well as to go as we've got supply, i mean, you must have heard about that in nature. they cited new york times piece about our vaccines that were supposed to be partnered with the durbin company, johnson and john to ended up per cent to europe. and joe biden is talking about our vaccines are being sent away from south africa one because you don't have refrigerators. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, that's not true. no, no. these alters all temperature storage is ordinary temperature stores. there's adequate desire. there's adequate temperature service storage facility, that's not a problem. it was a contractual problem. by the way, it was, it's actually called her back. and now it used to be called for those of a not durbin. there's a factory which is during the fill in finish, not the production just to finish the ambulance, and they were under contractual obligation to supply the parent company. i think that was the problem and i agree with you certain

president may do little reassure, those already skeptical of being jabbed for me to mila al jazeera. johanna's book, oksana physic is electra university college london school to pharmacy. she saw the picture around on the corner is becoming clearer, but it's not particularly good. we are certainly on track for it to replace delta here in the u. k. in coming days and weeks. so globally, i imagine that effect will also take place, just based on, on how quickly the doubling rate is occurring. we have had one death in the u. k, thus far. so it is to seem to draw conclusions around severity of alma kron. however, even if it turns out to be half and severe is delta just due to the rate of spread, it's going to put a tremendous amount of pressure on the chest and disrupt health care delivery. to an extent that will cause another significant crisis. if we can't get our boosters roll out accelerated and we have a human resource problem around that here in the u. k as well. mr. will absolutely help in terms of reducing hospitalizations, but boosters alone will not be enough. and we do need to look at other ways to break trains of transmission b

while i'm join now from johanna, sped by doctor lincoln monday, who is a professor at the school of economics and finance with the university of woodward rand, he's also a former chief economist and executive vice president at the south africa industrial development corporation. good to have you with a doctor. now, we've talked about how south africa despite being the 1st to identify this variant and alert the world to it. the response from much of the world was travel bands. why do you think that happen at this happened because of, for national innovation systems, excellence by south africa, based on the knowledge that south africa built during the h i v aids pandemic. and therefore, the ability of cat king or of to relevant at supper mechanism research and development around pandemic. m and ability to share that with formation has been, as shown to be south africa's forage. and that is a bird to show their wage. how kebraw we are, and now we can what prepared also to share the knowledge. because we believe in global certainly that a g. so that all the information that we have godaddy can share and the world can land how t