Amanpour and Company

February 8, 2021

Angus Thomson and Dr. Matshidiso Moeti discuss the study on the AstraZeneca vaccine's efficacy against the South Africa variant. Musician Judy Collins reflects on her career. Nikki King explains why she established an innovative new opioid addiction program that focuses on treatment and support rather than jail.

Experts Discuss Vaccine Hesitancy and Rollout in Africa

2m 55s

South Africa paused its rollout of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine due to a small study which suggests it offers minimal protection against mild and moderate cases of the so-called South Africa variant. To this situation and vaccine hesitancy in the region, Christiane speaks with UNICEF's Angus Thomson and Dr. Matshidiso Moet, the World Health Organization’s regional director for Africa.

Previews + Extras

  • Musician Judy Collins Is Restaging an Iconic Performance: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Musician Judy Collins Is Restaging an Iconic Performance

    S2021 E3159 - 2m 48s

    Over the course of her 60 year career, Judy Collins has given concerts all over the globe with perhaps her most famous being her first solo appearance at The Town Hall in New York in 1964. Collins has now filmed a new concert from that same venue, which will be streamed later this week. She joins the show from her apartment to reflect on this latest step in her impressive career.

  • How Nikki King Is Innovating Treatment For Opioid Addiction: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    How Nikki King Is Innovating Treatment For Opioid Addiction

    S2021 E3159 - 17m 36s

    Born in Kentucky, Nikki King saw firsthand the devastating impact of the opioid crisis and became determined to give those suffering from addiction a fighting chance. She moved to Indiana, where she established an innovative new addiction program that focuses on treatment and support rather than jail. She tells Hari Sreenivasan how this could serve as a model for other rural areas.

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