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Joseph Bangakya calls for sanctions over Ebola funds

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Joseph Bangakya calls for sanctions over Ebola funds

Congolese national MP Joseph Bangakya is calling for accountability and sanctions within the caucus of Haut-Uele elected representatives over the management of funds intended for awareness-raising about Bundibugyo Ebola. He makes this call amid scrutiny of how the funding was used, according to Actualité.cd.

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