The Democratic Republic of Congo officially declared the end of its fifteenth Ebola outbreak in September 2022, four years after the initial reappearance of the frightening disease on May 8, 2018, which caused 33 deaths in three months out of 38 confirmed cases. Behind this historic achievement were feet on the ground, brains at checkpoints, and countless anonymous individuals carrying out thankless but useful tasks, as is often the case in humanitarian work.
In August 2020, on the occasion of World Humanitarian Day, during the #Re
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