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23Mar/15

One year on, Ebola still claws at West African nations despite progress

March 23, 2015HealthcareAbdulRahman Parker, Bai Koroma, Biology, Charles Mambu, Continents, Ebola, Ebola virus disease, Ebola virus epidemic in Liberia, Ebola virus epidemic in Sierra Leone, Economic Community of West African States, Ernest Bai Koroma, Freetown, Guinea, Health, Jerome Mouton, Koroma, Liberia, Médecins Sans Frontières, Medicine, Member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, Member states of the United Nations, Microbiology, Mononegavirales, Sierra Leone, Tropical diseases, West African Ebola virus epidemic, World Health Organisation, Zoonosessmbale

Complacency and traditional beliefs sap fight to eradicate Ebola, warn health officials, as West Africa marks one year anniversary of outbreak that has killed over 10,200 people and infected twice as many.

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14Mar/15

Sierra Leone’s vice-president requests U.S. asylum

March 14, 2015PoliticsAfrica, Continents, Ernest Bai Koroma, Freetown, Geography of Africa, Guinea, In Sierra Leone, Koroma, Liberia, Sam-Sumana, Samuel Sam-Sumana, Sierra Leone, Temne people, United States, Victor Bockarie Foh, Zeewa, Zeewa Sheriffsmbale

Sierra Leone’s vice-president abandons his compound in the capital and requests asylum at the U.S. embassy after explulsion from the ruling party.

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