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![A health worker tests a motorist for Covid-19 in Kigali on January 15. Rwanda’s fight against Covid-19 has gained momentum after the country managed to seal a deal of 2.6 million vaccine doses under an African Union initiative. / Photo: Craish Bahizi. A health worker tests a motorist for Covid-19 in Kigali on January 15. Rwanda’s fight against Covid-19 has gained momentum after the country managed to seal a deal of 2.6 million vaccine doses under an African Union initiative. / Photo: Craish Bahizi.](https://www.newtimes.co.rw/uploads/imported_images/files/main/articles/2021/02/09/health-workers-during-a-random-testing-in-kigali-on-january-15-2021-craish-bahizi.jpg)
A health worker tests a motorist for Covid-19 in Kigali on January 15. Rwanda’s fight against Covid-19 has gained momentum after the country managed to seal a deal of 2.6 million vaccine doses under an African Union initiative. / Photo: Craish Bahizi.
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Some of the ultra-cold freezers that Rwanda acquired recently as part of preparations for Covid-19 vaccines. / Photo: Courtesy.