Earlier today, the high court of Kenya suspended the mandatory Vaccination order. The order was to ensure everyone in Kenya gets vaccinated.
According to the order, no one was to receive any government service without an exhibit of vaccination. Being the festive seasons, travelling would be difficult for anyone who has not received the shot.
This comes as a relieve as many Kenyans were in awe of what could happen if they don't get the vaccine.
The services that were to be hindered included public transport, immigration and eating at restaurants
The order which was to be implemented by the 21st of this month, was suspended by high court judge, Anthony.
The government continues to bring in more vaccines including Astrazeneca and moderna to be easily accessed by anyone.
As the fight against corona continues, do you think it was the right call for the court to suspend the order?
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