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PoliticalUpdate🇰🇪Kenya28d ago

Nairobi expressed disapproval of Kamba in Nairobi [10 sources]

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Cameroon

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© Le Monde La dernière épidémie d'Ebola en République démocratique du Congo (RDC) se solde pour l'heure par 513 cas suspects et 131 décès suspects, a annoncé mardi le ministre congolais de la Santé publique, Roger Kamba. S'exprimant lors d'un briefing spécial organisé à Kinshasa après son retour de la zone touchée, il a toutefois précisé que tous les décès signalés dans les zones affectées n'étaient pas nécessairement imputables à Ebola. "Nous avons enregistré 131 décès dans les zones touchées, mais tous ne sont pas forcément attribuables à Ebola.

3.1/10·Journal du Cameroun (French)

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