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• Justine Greening meets British Ebola survivor Will Pooley in Sierra Leone

  21 Oct 2014: Minister visits Freetown clinic as part of UK £125m response to crisis, meeting nurse who returned after recovering from virus

• China’s companies and billionaires lag behind in fight against Ebola, says WFP

  20 Oct 2014: Chinese government is among the top donors with £40m in aid, but its corporate sector, despite economic ties, has done little

• The bigger questions around the Ebola outbreak

  19 Oct 2014: Letters: What are your human rights during quarantine? Is the emphasis on economic development in aid at the expense of the population? What about malaria?

• Ebola: Liberia deaths ‘far higher than reported’ as officials downplay epidemic

  19 Oct 2014: Film-maker Sorious Samura, recently returned from Liberia, says Ebola is still not under control, with cultural practices and data problems masking the true extent of the epidemic

• Oxfam calls for troops in Africa as criticism of ‘inadequate’ Ebola response mounts

  18 Oct 2014: Charity says there are two months to curb outbreak as World Health Organisation is accused of missing chance to halt its spread

• Funding the fight against Ebola: how much is needed and where will it go?

  17 Oct 2014: The cogs of international aid are finally beginning to turn – here’s a breakdown of how the money is being coordinated and what it’s being spent on

• More Ebola funds called for as disease’s spread rapidly outpaces aid

  15 Oct 2014: Funds, personnel and equipment arriving too late or not at all as WHO warns of hefty shortfall in global aid response to Ebola

• UN agency cuts Afghanistan food rations as donations dry up

  14 Oct 2014: World Food Programme says cuts will affect up to one million of the 3.7 million Afghans it helps to feed

• Richest 1% of people own nearly half of global wealth, says report

  14 Oct 2014: Credit Suisse study shows inequality accelerating, with NGOs saying it shows economic recovery ‘skewed towards wealthy’

• South Sudan: potential crisis looms as nation teeters between war and peace

  13 Oct 2014: Aid agencies warn that millions of people already traumatised by conflict could face famine next year if fighting resumes

• Qatar is top donor as $5bn is pledged to rebuild Gaza

  12 Oct 2014: • 100,000 without homes before onset of winter
  • UK gives $32m for bomb disposal and medical aid

• Aid donors failing to meet transparency targets, say campaigners

  10 Oct 2014: Publish What You Fund index shows that more than half of biggest donors are not disclosing development spending

• Long after this Ebola panic, Africa will still be paying the price

  9 Oct 2014: Gaby Hinsliff: From hospitals to schools, the Ebola crisis has put years of progress across the continent at risk. If you want to fear something, fear that

• Ebola outbreak response: a breakdown of the key funding pledges

  9 Oct 2014: From UN member states to NGOs, the African Development Bank and the private sector – the numbers revealed
  

• When it comes to aid, learn from those who know what poverty is really like

  8 Oct 2014: Erik Solheim: South-south cooperation has created jobs, built infrastructure and boosted trade. Traditional donors should take note

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