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UN PEACEKEEPERS HAVE BEEN DEPLOYED TO EPICENTRE OF OUTBREAK AS SUSPECTED CASES HIT HEALTH CENTRES

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“DRC HAS REPORTED 82 CONFIRMED DEATHS IN EBOLA OUTBREAK WITH OVER 200 DEATHS”

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Eastern DRC has seen near-continuous armed conflict since the 1990s. Alain Uaykani reports from Goma — a city on the frontlines — giving firsthand perspective few journalists can offer.

Dr. Githinji Gitahi leads AMREF, Africa's largest health NGO.

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