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Money Questions Swirl as Liberia's Ebola Outbreak Nears End

As Liberia prepares to be declared once again free of the Ebola virus later this week, unions and civil society groups are beginning to question how the government spent money allocated to fight the outbreak. More than 4,800 Liberians died from the disease since the outbreak began in 2014. The country was declared free of the disease in May, but it re-emerged weeks later. International donors pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to help the impoverished country fight the...

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