Find ebola health information in your local home language on Wikipedia
South Africans are now able to read up on the ebola virus in their native language.
16th September 2014
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South Africans are now able to read up on the ebola virus in their native language.
The funds will go towards further research, diagnosis and treatment of Ebola, among other things.
The zero-rated web access app launched by internet.org in Zambia back in July will soon be updated to carry an information service dedicated to how to spot the symptoms of Ebola and deal with them. The Ebola app is currently being developed by the Praekelt Foundation in South Africa on
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