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Ebola: Crisis Halts Education in Liberia

In Liberia, parents are worried about the affect lengthy school closures will have on their children’s education. Government shut down

The head of the UN’s Ebola response team has been in Liberia. Anthony Banbury has spoken out against what he

Guinea’s Melliandou village is believed to be the place where the current Ebola outbreak started. Researchers from The New England

Chinese President Xi Jinping has met with his Tanzanian counterpart Jakaya Kikwete in Beijing. The two leaders signed a number

Nigeria, Cameroon and Cote d’Ivoire are Africa’s representatives to next year’s FIFA women’s world cup in Canada. This is after

Nigeria is one three countries where the polio virus is still considered endemic. The country has never interrupted the transmission

Egypt’s Sinai region is under a three month long state of emergency. The decision was made on Friday following the

An impoverished school on the outskirts of Cape Town is implementing an unusual way to promote healthy living. And the

Tunisians are gearing up to vote in key parliamentary elections on Sunday. But on the ground, many have been voicing

Sierra Leone is at a critical stage in its fight against Ebola. That’s according to the European Union’s chief for