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4 Sep 2014:Workers, paid $100 a month, toil to bury the bodies in order to stop the virus spreading – but they pay a heavy price
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4 Sep 2014:
World Health Organisation director general Margaret Chan calls for global response and says stopping epidemic will cost $600m
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4 Sep 2014:
Guinea says virus has spread to new part of the country as WHO confirms there are 3,500 confirmed African cases
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29 Aug 2014: Student from Guinea was tracked to hospital in Dakar after epidemiological surveillance team alerted Senegalese authorities
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8 Aug 2014: Remi Adekoya: Supporting human rights in the continent and boosting economic ties do not have to be mutually exclusive
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5 Aug 2014:
At summit in Washington, US president and top officials hail investment opportunities despite tangled relations and crises
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4 Jul 2014: ‘You can find anything in the world at Marché Colobane,’ goes the saying. For a small group of Senegalese artists that includes fame, a villa and travel
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12 Jun 2014: Emma Brockes: Brits automatically regard American enthusiasm for 'soccer' as dubious and fake and too johnny-come-lately to be given much credence
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29 May 2014:
Krishnan Guru-Murthy: In Senegal, more people die of cancer than malaria, tuberculosis and Aids put together, but many do not get the drugs they need
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Video
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29 May 2014:
Clips from an upcoming documentary, Unreported World, show how people in Senegal with cancer often have no access to morphine
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Guardian Professional, 26 May 2014:
Following 32 years of violence only 38% of Casamance's youth are in employment. Could a ceasefire change all that? Gabriella Jozwiak speaks to NGOs
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25 May 2014:
Former Arsenal and France star returns to country of his birth, to check in on efforts to improve education on and off the field
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20 May 2014:
President has made progress on healthcare, political stability and poverty but development and the economy require boost
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19 May 2014:
Girl describes ordeal of attack and premature childbirth, and speaks of her anger at being unable to attend school
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6 May 2014:
A project aimed at protecting forests in Senegal's Casamance region has helped locals lay aside their political differences, writes Louise Hunt
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