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Angola: UNITA accuses government of being unable to fight cholera outbreak
UNITA (the opposition) on Tuesday criticised the Angolan government’s “incapacity” to deal with the cholera epidemic that is spreading across the country, pointing out that this is the worst outbreak in Angola in the last 30 years. According to the shadow health minister, Anastácio Rúben Sicato, given the high number of cases recorded in the country—14,374 cases reported since 7 January — and the spread of the disease, this is no longer a simple…
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