No work, no football in time of Ebola

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Liberia suspends all football activities in an effort to control the spread of Ebola, as the number of people killed by the virus in West Africa reaches 672.

Bans on Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone from hosting any international football because of Ebola, are kept in place by Caf.

BBC Africa correspondent Andrew Harding has been out with Liberia's ''Ebola detectives'', as they attempt to bring the caseload down to zero.

Time magazine has given its 2014 'Person of the Year' award to workers fighting the largest Ebola outbreak in history.

It is next to impossible to avoid physical contact in an overcrowded prison. In Sierra Leone, heavily congested jails and a worsening Ebola outbreak make a potentially lethal combination. So how do you keep inmates safe?