Ebola: Eu Leaders Summit on Ebola
European Union leaders have agreed to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent by 2030, making the bloc’s new climate
Ebola: Liberia’s Health Systems Struggle to Cope
One key reason ebola has spread so quickly is that local health services just can’t cope. In Liberia many public
Ebola: Chinese Lab Helps in Curbing the Ebola Epidermic
Have you ever wondered about how an Ebola testing lab operates? Let us take a look inside a Chinese lab
Is the International Community Responsible for Libya’s Crisis?
The president of Libya’s House of Representatives has blamed the country’s deteriorating security situation on a lack of support from
Egypt’s Gov’t to Resume Restoration of World’s Oldest Stone Building
Egypt’s government has been holding a huge restoration project for the world’s first stone architecture – the Djoser pyramid. After
Ebola: Six Liberians Released From Hospital
In Liberia, six Ebola survivors in the capital Monrovia have been released from hospital after consistently testing negative for the
Ebola: West Africa Nations Reeling Under Ebola Virus
Economies in West Africa are suffering because of the Ebola outbreak. Nina deVries is in Sierra Leone, and took a
Ebola: Uganda on High Alert for the Deadly Virus
Uganda is on high alert for Ebola, after the World Health Organization last Wednesday classified neighbouring Kenya as a “high-risk”
Widow of Ebola Victim Speaks Out
The deadliest Ebola outbreak recorded in history is happening right now. The deadly virus has killed more than 600 people
Uganda wins first leg 21-14 against Kenya in Elgon Cup Rugby
Uganda and Kenya renewed their rugby rivalry when the two sides battled in the first leg of the Elgon Cup.