Daily Africa News July 31, 2014 From VOAAfrica.com |
 Sierra Leone Declares Emergency to Deal with Ebola Koroma said Sierra Leone is 'in a great fight,' and that Ebola is beyond what any one country or community can defeat More  Liberia Announces Additional Ebola Containment Measures Information Minister Lewis Brown says several communities may have to be quarantined to further reduce the spread of the deadly virus More  WHO Advises No Flight Restrictions, Low Risk from Ebola WHO says disease only transmitted when patients are displaying severe symptoms More  NGO Fights Ebola Fear and Stigma ActionAid assisting health ministry in education efforts More  US Lawmaker: Ban Travel to US from Ebola-stricken Countries Congressman Alan Grayson says travel ban he’s requesting would only apply to foreign visitors to US, not Americans returning from abroad More  US Ambassador to UN Praises Rwandan Peacekeepers Samantha Power says the United Nations could learn lessons from Rwanda’s approach to peacekeeping More  VOA Presents: Young African Leaders Initiative Africa 54’s Vincent Makori’s hosts a 30-minute special on the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), President Obama’s flagship program to invest in the next generation of African leaders. This summer 500 fellows from Africa are in the United States studying public management, civic leadership and business and entrepreneurship in a six-week fellowship. More  Cameroon’s Coffee Farmers Blame Government for Production Drops Cameroon's growers, dealers and experts mourn declines in a nation that once ranked 12th in the world. More  Tailors Become Schoolteachers in Cameroon Camps There's little schooling in Cameroon UN camps for children who fled Central African Republic's war More |
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