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Abstract network representing public-health surveillance across affected regions.
Health • DRC · Ebola

Congo's Ebola Outbreak Has Passed 11,000 Cases. That Does Not Tell Us Whether Transmission Is Slowing.

Government data reported November 10 put DRC at 11,042 confirmed Bundibugyo Ebola cases and 5,387 deaths; a cumulative milestone cannot determine whether transmission is slowing.

EbolaDemocratic Republic of the Congo
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Original abstract editorial illustration of the Guinea–Mali border: terraced gold-mining earth on one side, a river-like frontier line and a procession of geometric figures moving toward a reception shelter; no real people or events depicted.
World • WEST AFRICA / DISPLACEMENT

Guinea's Gold-Mining Crackdown Has Sent Tens of Thousands Across the Mali Border

Guinea’s mining crackdown has sent people into Mali. Officials report six deaths and sharply rising registration estimates, but the figures require careful separation.

GuineaMali
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Original abstract illustration of a disrupted care pathway, separated health-monitoring nodes and a broken connecting line against a dark blue background.
World • DR Congo · Conflict and Public Health

Ebola Patients Flee as Militants Kill at Least 33 in Eastern Congo Raid

An attack on Cantine-Aloya killed at least 33 people, according to local accounts, and forced Ebola patients from medical care. The immediate health risk is disrupted containment, not verified new transmission.

DR CongoNorth Kivu
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Original abstract illustration of a city water network: treatment, storage and distribution nodes linked by blue lines, with several connections interrupted and a protected central reservoir remaining active.
World • Deep Essay

The City Beneath the Tap: Water Infrastructure and the Hidden Geography of War

Water systems are more than pipes and treatment plants. They are networks of energy, workers, supplies and access that keep cities alive. UNICEF’s latest report documents a sharp rise in recorded attacks—and exposes the gap between repairing infrastructure and protecting the conditions that let it work.

Water SecurityArmed Conflict
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