A BBC journalist named Lisa Shaw, 44, has just died following complications from the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, reports indicate that Shaw complained of headaches, and hospital scans revealed hemorrhage on brain.

A coroner revealed that she died from Covid-19 complications.

The AstraZeneca vaccine was banned from certain countries in March of this year following complications, that is also the same vaccine which is being administered in Botswana.

Many people in the world remain un-vaccinated for various reasons with some rejecting the jab because they doubt its effectiveness, some are waiting for a vaccine that has been proven since most of the jabs people are receiving are still in a trial phase.

Zimbabwe recently announced that those who are fully vaccinated with 2 jabs can attend church, on the ground that move has faced a lot of resistance.

Information Minister also announced that food outlets can now open for full vaccinated people amongst other measures.

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He was speaking after receiving a batch of 33 600 doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines at the Seretse Khama International Airport which the country purchased through the COVAX facility.

Vice President  Slumber Tsogwane said that the country (Botswana) was willing to forgo certain projects so as to fight the scourge of the pandemic.

He also announced that before the drugs are administered to citizens they will undergo verification by the Botswana Medicines Regulatory Authority (BOMRA).

The AstraZeneca vaccines administration was suspended in some western countries because of health complications in some people who received the vaccine.

Botswana begun their vaccination roll out program on the 26th of March 2021.

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