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The UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) takes over responsibilities of the African-led International Support Mission to the Central African Republic (MISCA) on 15 September 2014 which comprises up

Why there’s no need to panic on UN peacekeeping cuts

24 March 2017

President Trump may want to impose swingeing cuts to UN peacekeeping missions around the globe, but it's not just up to him

Investigations

The cost of “progress”?
21 March 2017
A months-long investigation by IRIN, Le Monde Afrique, and 100Reporters reveals how the failed promises of a multi-million-dollar, World Bank-backed mining project has forced out...
Feature

Three years on, lessons are still being learned from West Africa's Ebola outbreak
26 January 2017
While West African governments were overawed by Ebola, local communities organised and fought back, providing a lesson for future emergencies

A look back at Ebola
28 December 2015 Analysis
Living in an Ebola limbo: how long must refugees wait?
16 November 2015 Analysis
What happened to Liberia’s Ebola orphans?
7 October 2015 Analysis

News

Ebola: Where are we now?
27 August 2015
For the first time in more than a year, no one in either Sierra Leone or Liberia is being treated for Ebola, raising hopes that...
News

Ebola scaring away Liberia nurses
18 August 2015
Like hundreds of other nursing students in Liberia, Jerry Songu should have been beginning his internship this month, the final step to graduating and earning...
Analysis

Ebola survivors still suffering
10 August 2015
West Africa’s Ebola outbreak might be winding down, but the struggles facing survivors in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone are far from over. Beyond psycho-social...
Analysis

New Ebola survivors welcomed home
6 August 2015
When Liberia was declared Ebola-free on 9 May, 24-year-old Korlubah* thought that the deadly virus, which had killed more than 4,800 people in his country,...
News

Ebola: school woes in Liberia
31 July 2015
When pupils in Liberia returned to school in March after a six-month Ebola-enforced closure they thought they would be studying for the next eight months...
News

Ebola vaccine: reason to be hopeful?
31 July 2015
News that an Ebola vaccine trialled in Guinea has proved 100 percent effective has elicited both excitement and caution from a range of actors closely...

Can WHO learn the lessons from Ebola?
13 July 2015 Feature
Bush meat trade roaring again despite Ebola ban
24 June 2015 Feature
Stigma leaves Liberia’s Ebola workers high and dry
11 June 2015 Feature
Why are humanitarians so WEIRD?
15 April 2015 Opinion
Killing us softly
27 March 2015 Analysis
Ebola and HIV: how to change behaviour for the long term
20 March 2015 Analysis

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