Sierra Leone

Five Best Ideas of the Day: February 20

By The Aspen Institute

Liberia's Children Go Back to School but Ebola Remains

By Aryn Baker

Schools in Liberia Reopen After Closure Due to Ebola

By Helen Regan

The 10 Best Photo Essays of the Month

By Mikko Takkunen
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The Ebola Virus Is Mutating, Say Scientists

The outbreak has so far claimed 8,795 lives across the affected West African region

By Kevin McSpadden

Doctors Without Borders Sees Fewer Ebola Cases

“We are on the right track," said Brice de la Vingne, the group's director of operations

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Photojournalism Daily: Jan. 5, 2015

A compilation of the most interesting photojournalism found on the web, curated by Mikko Takkunen

By Mikko Takkunen

Scottish Ebola Patient Flown to London

Patient has been isolated and is receiving treatment

By Alexandra Sifferlin

More Than 20,000 Ebola Cases Recorded in West Africa

There's close to 400 new cases in just four days

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Sierra Leone Declares 5-Day Lockdown in Ebola-Hit North

Christmas celebrations are excepted

By Per Liljas

Expert: Ebola Outbreak Will Probably Last All of Next Year

Professor Peter Piot still says he is encouraged by the progress made in Sierra Leone

By Per Liljas

Ebola Survivor To Deliver On-Air Christmas Message

William Pooley will appear on British television on Christmas Day

By Megan Gibson

Ebola-Stricken Families to Receive Cash Payments

In 2015, the three Ebola-affected countries will start offering cash payments for families hit by Ebola, as well as survivors having trouble re-acclimating to society out of stigma for the disease.Every aspect of Guinea, Liberia...

By Alexandra Sifferlin

5 Million Kids Aren't In School Because of Ebola

Children from Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia are still out of school. Here's what's being done

By Alexandra Sifferlin

2014's Most Defining Instagrams

See some of the most powerful images shared on Instagram this year

By Olivier Laurent

Ebola Outbreak Not Over Yet

The U.N. goal of containing 100% of Ebola cases by Jan. 1 will not be met

By Helen Regan

Ebola Rages in Sierra Leone With Over 1,000 New Cases

The country has surpassed Liberia

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Sierra Leone Has Highest Number of Ebola Cases

It now has more cases than anywhere in the world

By Elizabeth Barber

Malaria Deaths Nearly Halved Since 2000

But eliminating the disease altogether remains an uphill task

By Rishi Iyengar

Ebola Patient Reveals Identity

He weighed 220 lb. pre-Ebola, but lost 30

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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