4 companies launch initiatives to help check Ebola spread

Public education campaign emphasizes vital role of healthcare workers and features new Ebola prevention communications for West Africa, including ‘We’ve Got Your Back’ PSA

At the Official Draw for the 2015 OrangeTM Africa Cup of Nations today, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) joined football stars, celebrities, international health organizations and corporations to announce the launch of Africa United (http://www.weareafricaunited.org), a global health communications campaign...

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African countries neighbouring those most affected by the deadly Ebola virus must be better prepared, the World Health Organization says.

Spending cuts imposed by the International Monetary Fund may have contributed to the rapid spread of Ebola in West Africa, UK-based researchers say.

The UN's Ebola mission chief tells the BBC that there is still a "huge risk" that the deadly virus could spread to other countries.

Trying to stem the spread of the virus using social media

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Tributes pour in for TASAF initiatives
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THE Fourth Phase Government has been hailed for initiating Tanzania Social Action Trust Fund (TASAF), Phase Three, with the aim of relieving mostly stricken poverty families. “We have every reason to thank the government, which is led by President Jakaya ...