I am sorry, just because you have no clue as to what you are talking about is no excuse to be rude.
You need to find reliable sources, not kook sources if you want to gain any traction. Your article about Africa does not appear to support you. It only explains why the deaths were lower in Africa. One of the reasons is that Africa is a huge continent, and yet still has a rather small population. Low population density has a lot to do with how fast the virus can spread. You only quoted a small part of that article. You missed this:
"Wamai acknowledges that cases have been
undercounted in Africa, where fewer tests for SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, have been conducted than on any continent other than Antarctica. There is a need for
more hospitals in Africa, he says."
And this:
"Africa also features the youngest population among global regions, with a median age of 19.7 years that is roughly half as young as that of the United States (38.5) and the United Kingdom (40.5), which have been hit hard by the pandemic. And people in Africa suffer a relatively low burden of noncommunicable diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, and cancer, which increase the risk of dying from COVID-19."
The disease affects elderly far stronger than it affects young people so the high percentage of young people in Africa, also explains why there were fewer deaths there.
And there is even this:
"Wamai also cites
research showing that exposure of people in Africa to the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin vaccination, which is administered against tuberculosis, could make them less vulnerable to COVID-19."
There were quite a few factors that lowered their death rate. None of them had anything to do with not being vaccinated.
In other words you posted one article from a garbage site and another that does not support you.