The recent decline in new cases can be attributed to increased vaccination roll-out, coupled with containment measures that Government has put in place. Globally, the pandemic seems to be under control, primarily due to the widespread of vaccine rollout. This has allowed many countries to relax movement and border restrictions. However, risks still remain. As I conclude, let me highlight that the COVID pandemic has persisted longer than anticipated, and therefore, concerted efforts will continue to be made towards saving lives of Batswana through increased vaccination rollout and as well as intensifying measures that will accelerate economic recovery going forward.
Finally, the build back agenda at national, company, or individual level must take into account the lessons learnt from this pandemic and build ecosystems that are resilient, leveraging technology and partnerships, while we develop and monetize skills for the next few decades to achieve a green recovery.
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