Table 2.
COVID-19 vaccine uptake rates by author and country.
| Author(s) & Publication Year | Country | Vaccine Intention (VI) |
Vaccine Hesitant (VH) |
Vaccine Acceptance (VA) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Adane et al., 2022
[51] |
Ethiopia | 64.0% | 36.0% | |
|
Adejumo et al., 2021
[49] |
Nigeria | 55.5% | ||
|
Adeniyi et al., 2021
[52] |
South Africa | 90.1% | ||
|
Aemro et al., 2021
[53] |
Ethiopia | 45.9% | ||
|
Agyekum et al., 2021
[23] |
Ghana | 39.6% | 60.7% | |
|
Ahmed et al., 2021
[54] |
Ethiopia | 33.2% | ||
|
Alhassan et al., 2021
[55] |
Ghana | 70.0% | ||
|
Allagoa et al., 2021
[56] |
Nigeria | 44.5% | ||
|
Amour et al., 2023
[57] |
Tanzania | 53.4% | ||
|
Amuzie et al., 2021
[58] |
Nigeria | 50.5% | ||
|
Angelo et al., 2021
[59] |
Ethiopia | 48.4% | 51.6% | |
|
Annan et al., 2021
[60] |
Ghana | 66.9% | ||
|
Asefa et al., 2023
[61] |
Ethiopia | 61.9% | ||
|
Aseneh et al., 2023
[62] |
Multiple countries Cameroon & Nigeria |
50.7% | ||
|
Ashipala et al., 2023
[63] |
Namibia | |||
|
Berhe et al., 2022
[64] |
Ethiopia | 35.8% | ||
|
Dahie et al., 2022
[65] |
Somalia | 48.7% | ||
|
Ekwebene et al., 2021
[66] |
Nigeria | 53.5% | ||
|
El-Ghitany et al., 2022
[67] |
Egypt | 33.5% | 66.5% | |
|
El-Sokkary et al., 2021
[46] |
Egypt | 26% | 32.1% | |
|
Fares et al., 2021
[47] |
Egypt | 21% | 79% | |
|
George et al., 2023
[68] |
South Africa | 89% | ||
|
Guangul et al., 2021
[69] |
Ethiopia | 72.2% | ||
|
Ibrahim et al., 2023
[70] |
Somalia | 38.2% | ||
|
Iwu et al., 2022
[71] |
Nigeria | 64.6% | 34.5% | |
|
Kanyike et al., 2021
[72] |
Uganda | 37.3% | 62.7% | |
|
Mohammed et al., 2021
[73] |
Ethiopia | 60.3% | ||
|
Mohammed et al., 2023
[74] |
Ghana | 73.6% | ||
|
Moucheraud et al., 2022
[75] |
Malawi | 82.5% | ||
|
Mudenda et al., 2022
[76] |
Zambia | 24.5% | ||
|
Ngasa et al., 2021
[77] |
Cameroon | 45.4% | ||
|
Niguse et al., 2023
[78] |
Ethiopia | 71% | ||
|
Nnaemeka et al., 2022
[79] |
Nigeria | 59.3% | ||
|
Nzaji et al., 2020
[80] |
The Democratic Republic of Congo | 27.7% | ||
|
Oriji et al., 2021
[81] |
Nigeria | 72.5% | ||
|
Orok et al., 2022
[25] |
Nigeria | 41.2% | ||
|
Ouni et al., 2023
[82] |
Uganda | 86.7% | 13.3% | |
|
Robinson et al., 2021
[83] |
Nigeria | 48.8% | 39.7% | |
|
Saied et al., 2021
[84] |
Egypt | 34.9% | 65.1% | |
|
Sharaf et al., 2022
[85] |
Egypt | 45.6% | 54.3% | |
|
Shehata et al., 2022
[86] |
Egypt | 75.5% | 22% | |
|
Terefa et al., 2021
[87] |
Ethiopia | 62.1% | ||
|
Tharwat et al., 2022
[88] |
Egypt | 70.5% | 29.5% | |
|
Toure et al., 2022
[43] |
Guinea | 65% | ||
|
Voundi-Voundi et al., 2023
[89] |
Cameroon | 34% | ||
|
Watermeyer et al., 2022
[90] |
South Africa | 90% | ||
|
Whitworth et al., 2022
[91] |
Multiple countries Sierra Leone DRC Uganda |
53.9% | 21% | |
|
Wiysonge et al., 2022
[48] |
South Africa | 59% | 41% | |
|
Yassin et al., 2022
[92] |
Sudan | 63.8% | ||
|
Yendewa et al., 2022
[93] |
Sierra Leone | 60.1% | 38.3% | |
|
Yilma et al., 2022
[50] |
Ethiopia | 25.5% | ||
|
Zammit et al., 2022
[94] |
Tunisia | 51.9% | ||
|
Zewude & Belachew, 2021
[95] |
Ethiopia | 46.9% | 63.4% |