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      Tuesday 21 May  
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      Two young boys stand in front of a pond infected with lead poison at Dareta village, Anka district in Zamfara State on June 10. Doctors Without Borders (MSF) on Thursday urged Nigeria to release funds promised to clean up an area where lead poison killed hundreds of children, warning that further delays could be "disastrous".
      Bulletin: Nigeria 'must clear lead poison soil to avoid disaster'

      Bulletin: Nigeria 'must clear lead poison soil to avoid disaster'

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      Article: Ebola breaks out in DR Congo, one dead

      Article: Ebola breaks out in DR Congo, one dead

      Medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said on Friday an outbreak of...
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      An employee of the French non-governmental Organization Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Border - MSF) gives medicine to a child suffering from lead poisoning in 2010. International medical aid group Doctors Without Borders said Thursday that 1,500 children in a mining village in northwest Nigeria have suffered lead-poisoning and are not receiving care.
      Bulletin: 1,500 children in Nigeria village suffer lead-poisoning

      Bulletin: 1,500 children in Nigeria village suffer lead-poisoning

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      Mother and child in the Lankien hospital, South Sudan
      Article: Independent South Sudan needs doctors and teachers

      Article: Independent South Sudan needs doctors and teachers

      Every morning the corridors of Lankien’s only hospital are filled with the sound...
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      Millitaimen loyal to Alassane Ouattara drive a vehicle along a street in Abidjan
      Article: At least 800 die in Ivory Coast violence

      Article: At least 800 die in Ivory Coast violence

      Fierce fighting spread across Abidjan on Friday as troops loyal to Ivory Coast's Laurent...
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      A map of Sudan highlighting the disputed border region of Abyei. Tens of thousands of people have fled clashes in the oil-rich Abyei region on the border between north and south Sudan, leaving the town almost empty, Medecins Sans Frontieres said Friday.
      Bulletin: Tens of thousands 'flee unrest in Sudan's Abyei'

      Bulletin: Tens of thousands 'flee unrest in Sudan's Abyei'

      Tens of thousands of people have fled clashes in the troubled oil-rich Abyei region on the...
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      A poster aimed at encouraging people to get tested for HIV and TB hangs on a wall at Nhlangano health center in 2009. Twin epidemics of AIDS and tuberculosis are ravaging Swaziland, helping to halve life expectancy to 31 years, Medecins Sans Frontieres said Thursday, warning of a health emergency.
      Bulletin: Swazi life expectancy halved by AIDS, TB: health charity

      Bulletin: Swazi life expectancy halved by AIDS, TB: health charity

      Twin epidemics of AIDS and tuberculosis are ravaging Swaziland, helping to halve life expectancy...
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      A poster aimed at encouraging people to get tested for HIV and TB hangs on a wall at Nhlangano health center in 2009. Twin epidemics of AIDS and tuberculosis are ravaging Swaziland, helping to halve life expectancy to 31 years, Medecins Sans Frontieres said Thursday, warning of a health emergency.
      Bulletin: Swazi life expectancy halved by AIDS, TB: charity

      Bulletin: Swazi life expectancy halved by AIDS, TB: charity

      Twin epidemics of AIDS and tuberculosis are ravaging Swaziland, helping to halve life expectancy...
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      A poster aimed at encouraging people to get tested for HIV and TB hangs on a wall at Nhlangano health center in 2009. Twin epidemics of AIDS and tuberculosis are ravaging Swaziland, helping to halve life expectancy to 31 years, Medecins Sans Frontieres said Thursday, warning of a health emergency.
      Bulletin: Swazi life expectancy 'halved by AIDS, TB'

      Bulletin: Swazi life expectancy 'halved by AIDS, TB'

      Twin epidemics of AIDS and tuberculosis are ravaging Swaziland, helping to halve life expectancy...
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      A Nigerian girl walks on June 10, 2010 past a dismantled makeshift structure whe
      Article: Lead poisoning kills 400 children in Nigerian state

      Article: Lead poisoning kills 400 children in Nigerian state

      Lead poisoning has killed more than 400 children under five in the past six months in...
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