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Curated Video

4:3 US State Department welcomes conviction of former Liberian leader

Higher Ed

1. Wide of US State Department Spokesperson Victoria Nuland arriving at podium to give daily State Department briefing 2. Mid of reporter asking question 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Victoria Nuland, US State Department Spokesperson: "The...

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Bloomberg

Ebola Outbreak: Should the U.S. Be Worried?

Higher Ed

Oct. 1 -- Laurie Garrett, senior fellow for global health at the Council on Foreign Relations, and Scripps Research Institute's Dr. Erica Ollmann Saphire discuss the first case of deadly Ebola diagnosed in the U.S. They speak with Pimm...

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Curated Video

Reactions as former leader found guilty of war crimes

Higher Ed

1. Various of Liberians viewing news reports about former president Charles Taylor on street billboards 2. Various of Carolyn Myers-Zoduah, civil society activist and former local TV anchor 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Carolyn Myers-Zoduah,...

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Sky News

Philip Hammond interview on Ebola efforts

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Philip Hammond interview on Ebola efforts

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Curated Video

Sierra Leone - Residents flee capital

Higher Ed

The running battle between Nigerian troops and Sierra Leonean troops continued on Wednesday (11/6) in Freetown, and city residents fear that fighting will spread from the capital to the outlying regions. In the past two weeks, civilians...

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Curated Video

FRANCE: KOFI ANNAN EXPRESSES FEARS OVER SIERRA LEONE

Higher Ed

Eng/French/Nat Kofi Annan has expressed fears for both the peace process in Sierra Leone and for the future viability of United Nations peace keeping forces in Africa after the latest violence involving U-N forces in Sierra Leone. Seven...

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Curated Video

Start of vote counting in election, EU observer comment

Higher Ed

1. Wide of votes being counted 2. Close-up of votes being counted 3. Various of votes being counted 4. Wide of police officer attempting to hit people in crowd with stick 5. Wide of crowd 6. Wide of police officer with stick walking...

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Curated Video

Army medics comment after 72-hour national shutdown designed to prevent spread of Ebola

Higher Ed

A police training college on the edge of Sierra Leone's capital Freetown has been turned into an Ebola treatment centre. Military medics and nurses drawn from across the nation are at the frontline of the battle against the virus in the...

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Curated Video

Sierra Leone cholera death toll rises to 217

Higher Ed

Humanitarian officials say the death toll from a cholera outbreak in Sierra Leone has risen to 217 people. British charity Oxfam said that the death rates in the West African country were almost double emergency thresholds. Nearly...

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Curated Video

VICTIMS OF WAR DEMAND TOUGH SENTENCE FOR FORMER LIBERIAN PRESIDENT

Higher Ed

Victims of Sierra Leone's civil war are calling for war crimes judges in the Hague to give convicted war criminal and former Liberian President Charles Taylor the stiffest possible sentence. In a landmark ruling in April, judges at the...

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RUSSIA: UN WORKERS HELD HOSTAGE IN SIERRA LEONE: IVANOV

Higher Ed

Russian/Nat Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov has said Russia is making strong efforts to secure the release of all hostages taken earlier this week by anti-government guerrillas in the Western African state of Sierra Leone. Ivanov's...

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Curated Video

SIERRA LEONE: TWO A.P JOURNALISTS SHOT IN FREETOWN

Higher Ed

Freetown, Sierra Leone - 10 January 1999 1. Backshot of soldier watching down road 2. Various close shots of soldiers 3. Backshot of soldiers 4. Wideshot of back of stopped convoy 5. Soldier walking towards camera 6. Soldier at...

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