Tanzanians commend COVID-19 response but call for more investment in preparing for future health emergencies

A recent Afrobarometer survey reveals that about one in seven Tanzanian households report losing a primary source of income due to the pandemic. Only about three in 10 adults say they have been vaccinated against COVID-19, and willingness to get vaccinated is strongly associated with trust in the government to ensure vaccine safety. Tanzanians are […]

A recent Afrobarometer survey reveals that about one in seven Tanzanian households report losing a primary source of income due to the pandemic. Only about three in 10 adults say they have been vaccinated against COVID-19, and willingness to get vaccinated is strongly associated with trust in the government to ensure vaccine safety. Tanzanians are generally satisfied with the government’s response to COVID-19, but many also believe that corruption has led to the loss of public resources meant to address the pandemic.

While most Tanzanians are confident that their government will be well prepared to handle future health emergencies, a majority also say that greater investment in such preparations is needed.

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