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This month, the magazine is about Ebola. The media has stopped talking about it. And West Africa will feel the effects - social, cultural and economic – for many years. We take a critical look at the humanitarian response and problems with the health systems. Ebola is not a new disease – it’s been around since 1976 – so why did more than 11,000 West Africans die 2014 - 16? Did we learn the right lessons? And is Sierra Leone ready if the virus returns?
This is the main article - read about Sierra Leone after Ebola - did we learn the right lessons?:
Mamie Lebbi was the first person in Sierra Leone to have Ebola. Read how she survived:
It's almost impossible to find the graves of family members who died from Ebola - this is the story of one woman looking for her father's grave:
Why did so many teenage girls get pregnant in the Ebola crisis? Read about some of them:
Many women were sterilized by force in Peru twenty years ago. The government didn't agree that they were responsible. Now they are trying to get compensation:
Do you want to find out more about Ecuador? Read this information and facts about the country:
From this month's blogs:
Read about how the Mexicans are fighting Donald Trump!
Showing Trump what we think of him
