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It was April 7, 2012, and on the dusty floor of his tiny pharmacy, Vincent Anibueze was waiting to die. Outside, gunshots came like bursts of static from an untuned radio. He heard screams and heavy footsteps. “Gashinan!” someone yelled. There he is. Inside the little tin store, Mr. |
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Mbandaka, DR Congo | AFP | Health workers fighting Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo have run into an invisible but powerful hurdle — a belief system that deems the disease to be a curse or the result of evil spirits. Some people are refusing medical care and turn instead to preachers and prayers to chase away the threat, they say. |
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MBANDAKA, DR Congo (AFP) — Health workers fighting Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo have run into an invisible but powerful hurdle — a belief system that deems the disease to be a curse or the result of evil spirits. Some people are refusing medical care and turn instead to preachers and prayers to chase away the threat, they say. |
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Health workers fighting Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo have run into an invisible but powerful hurdle -- a belief system that deems the disease to be a curse or the result of evil spirits. Some people are refusing medical care and turn instead to preachers and prayers to chase away the threat, they say. |
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Bainimarama: reforms, elections could have come sooner. By Reginald Chandar. SUVA, Fiji (Fijilive, Sept. 16, 2013) – Fiji’s Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama says the softening of sanctions by New Zealand is insincere, unneeded and too late. His comments come after New Zealand Foreign.... |
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Martin Hibbertt, who was wounded in the terrorist attack at a concert in Manchester, England, a year ago, read messages left on a “tree of hope” before commemoration services on Tuesday. Credit Peter Byrne/Press Association, via Associated Press.
LONDON — With songs and silence, the tolling of.... |
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They moved west establishing churches, killing Indians, eating passenger pigeons, clearing forests, growing crops, forming states and fighting wars. Most men died young. I don't think of myself as old, but only a handful of my male ancestors lived to be as old as I am. |
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Health workers fighting Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo have run into an invisible but powerful hurdle -- a belief system that deems the disease to be a curse or the result of evil spirits. Some people are refusing medical care and turn instead to preachers and prayers to chase away the threat, they say. |
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Health workers fighting Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo have run into an invisible but powerful hurdle — a belief system that deems the disease to be a curse or the result of evil spirits. Some people are refusing medical care and turn instead to preachers and prayers to chase away the threat, they say. |
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Health workers fighting Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo have run into an invisible but powerful hurdle — a belief system that deems the disease to be a curse or the result of evil spirits.
The pastor of an evangelical church last Wednesday died several days after he “prayed” for an Ebola victim who went to him for help, a doctor said. |
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Health workers fighting Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo have run into an invisible but powerful hurdle — a belief system that deems the disease to be a curse or the result of evil spirits. Some people are refusing medical care and turn instead to preachers and prayers to chase away the threat, they say. |
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