After 10 months to plan, why is the world muddling through vaccination? 

The incompetence of countries in dealing with the onslaught of Covid-19 is being mirrored in their incompetence at vaccination, writes Clara Ferreira Marques

A Romanian gendarme waits to get a Covid-19 vaccine at a hospital in Bucharest, Romania. Across the Balkans and the rest of the nations in the southeastern corner of Europe, a vaccination campaign against the coronavirus is overshadowed by heated political debates or conspiracy theories that threaten to thwart the process. Picture: AP

Covid-19 exposed all the flaws of both national and international governance. 

The World Health Organization struggled.