Abstract
As we enter the 28th month of the ongoing devastating COVID-19 pandemic, the reality remains that WHO and the world's public health systems were unprepared, with COVID-19 causing more than 494 million cases and more than 6 million deaths worldwide as of April 5, 2022. A phenomenal amount of data has been generated in various formats across continents, which, if analysed methodically, could inform future pandemic preparedness, improve management, and enhance public health interventions and operational capacities.
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