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Traders Face Heavy Losses After Uganda Closes Congo Border Over Ebola Fears

Mpondwe–Congo border are suffering major losses after Uganda closed its western border on May 28 to prevent the spread of

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US Ebola Preparedness Tested as Kenya Quarantine Plan Draws Scrutiny

Washington— Most hospitals in a U.S. government-backed network for treating highly infectious diseases are prepared to receive Ebola patients if