The South African government, due to the unknown nature of the long-term and possible adverse effects of the vaccines, issued the manufacturer with a “comfort letter” in order to appease it and ensure the exclusion of its accountability and liability, should any person suffer injuries and/or death from the vaccines. The following is an excerpt from the Janssen Vaccine Contract: The following is…

The SA Government agreed to the purchase of vaccines for billions of Rands, at a price of $10 a dose - 15% higher than the price the European Union paid for the same vaccines. This, for a product which in fact did not exist at the time of purchase, whilst they and the manufacturer agreed that it may not be successful and of which the long-term effects, adverse effects and efficacy were unknown.…

The South African government concluded an agreement to purchase vaccines: from manufacturers that were still in the process of developing the product; in highly compressed timelines; prior to having received the clinical data that is usually available before investment is made into such a product. Furthermore: Government even made a downpayment of millions of Rands for this developmental…

The SA Government, in its contract with Pfizer, waived its sovereign immunity and the sovereign immunity of its state assets, including those controlled by any monetary authority of South Africa, in respect of the enforcement of any arbitral decision or reward, effectively putting national state assets at risk. This means, should Pfizer obtain any arbitration award against the SA Government in…

The SA government, in its contract with Pfizer, not only indemnified Pfizer and its affiliates from nearly every possible lawsuit arising out of or resulting from the vaccines, but went even further - they undertook… … to defend any claims against Pfizer and its affiliates, and – as if that was not enough – … they agreed that, should Pfizer not be satisfied with the SA government’s defence…

The SA Government undertook to obtain, on Pfizer’s behalf, all exemptions, exceptions and waivers of country specific requirements, including but not limited to serialisation, laboratory and quality testing. Pfizer would have been prevented from supplying and releasing the vaccines in South Africa if these exemptions and waivers were not granted. Why would our Government waive or exempt standard…

The SA Government, in its contract with Pfizer, indemnified Pfizer and its affiliates from nearly any possible lawsuit, claims, demands, losses, damages, liabilities, settlements, penalties, fines, whether in contract, or delict caused by, arising out of or resulting from the vaccines. This is irresponsible based on the fact that the parties to the contract agreed ... ... on the unknown nature of…