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File Image: A veterinarian vaccinates cows against Rift Valley Fever in the vicinity of Garissa in north-east Nairobi, January 9, 2007.File Image: A veterinarian vaccinates cows against Rift Valley Fever in the vicinity of Garissa in north-east Nairobi, January 9, 2007.FSA President, Francois Wilken, says this could lead to a crisis in the livestock industry.

He says the only solution is for the private sector to be allowed to produce vaccines to prevent a crisis in the production of meat and animal products. This followed heavy rains in large parts of the country as rainy conditions have resulted in pans of standing water, which is the ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes that then transmit the Rift Valley fever virus.

Well we get our vaccines from Botswana. Botswana for pete’s sake.

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