‘Highly unlikely’ Ebola cause of Burundian refugee death: UN

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Women and Girls Failed: The Burundian Refugee Response in Tanzania
YubaNet
Washington, DC December 22, 2015 - Refugees International has issued its latest field report on the refugee response for Burundian women and girls in Tanzania. The recent crisis in Burundi has forced the flight of more than 220,000 refugees, of whom ...
Aid Community Blasted For Failing Female Refugees In East AfricaBuzzFeed News
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Thousands of unaccompanied Burundian children in Tanzania refugee camp
StarAfrica.com
The number of separated, unaccompanied, and often traumatised, Burundian children arriving at the remote Nyarugusu refugee camp in western Tanzania is thought to have risen sharply from around 1,600 at the end of May, to more than 2,600 by 19th July, ...
Facilities for Burundi refugees at breaking point: MSFMail & Guardian Online
Refugee Camps Tense As Burundians Flee Poll Violence -...

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' We Can't Cope With Mass Burundian Refugee Influx in Tanzania'- UNHCR
AllAfrica.com
More than a hundred thousand Burundian refugees in neighboring Tanzania face overcrowding and disease. Aid agencies say the lives of these refugees could be threatened by heavy rains and an increase of new arrivals. The United Nations High ...
UNICEF appeals for $25m for BurundiEast African Business Week
Fear of cholera, floods as Burundi refugees pack Tanzania campsDaily Mail
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The ministry of Health and Social Welfare yesterday confirmed that the Burundian refugee who was thought to have died of Ebola in Kigoma did not actually have the disease.

Congolese refugee triumphs over bizarre persecution to inspire refugee women
Thomson Reuters Foundation
Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation. NYARUGUSU REFUGEE CAMP, Tanzania, April 3 (UNHCR) - Inside a dark youth centre in the heart of Nyarugusu Refugee Camp, a tall, slim woman rises ...

A Malian nurse and the patient he was treating at a clinic in Bamako become the second and third people to die from Ebola in the West African country.

A woman who died on Saturday in northern Sierra Leone has tested positive for Ebola, officials have confirmed.

A Malian nurse dies of Ebola, the second confirmed death in Mali, but officials say it is unrelated to the first case.

Nigeria has recorded its first Ebola death outside Lagos after a doctor died of the virus in the oil hub of Port Harcourt.