Unpaid Ebola Workers Shut a Treatment Center
The strikers who shut Congo's fastest-moving Ebola center aren't the emergency; two months of unpaid salaries are, and read the tires wrong and you blame the workers instead of the ministry.
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The strikers who shut Congo's fastest-moving Ebola center aren't the emergency; two months of unpaid salaries are, and read the tires wrong and you blame the workers instead of the ministry.
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Feeds treat the Green Great Wall as a finished victory or pure propaganda; AP shows the straw grids only hold with piped irrigation, constant repair, and decades more labor.
A pilot's memorial fills the frame while the question that matters to other crews stays open: nobody yet knows why his Kaman helicopter fell into a Colorado reservoir.