Resistance to vaccine in Kenya
The majority of Kenyans against the vaccination raises uncertainty.
Aaron Marie 
Barely a million of the Kenyans population have received coronavirus vaccination ushered by the front line workers, like teachers and medical personnel. This has been one of the government's efforts to help in the health care situation in the country including the expected 24,000,000(24 million) doses of the coronavirus vaccine within months.
Amidst the efforts put in place, there has been a dubious approach to it. The majority feels like the government is finding a way to reduce the number of people or the ability to reproduce. The main reason behind this skepticism is the trust deficit, misinformation, and government officials not putting up with the lead in the activity.
Do you think Kenyans should jeopardize their lives, family, friends, and the thrift of the country because of the many reasons majority of the Kenyans put at the heart regarding the government? Should we take responsibility as a way to boost the strategy?
