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Rwanda supplies Kenya with medicines to fight Ebola

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Rwanda supplies Kenya with medicines to fight Ebola

Kenya has received medicines from Rwanda to support the fight against Ebola, which has affected eight people and killed one in the country. Kenyan Health Ministry Director-General Patrick Amoth announced the aid in an interview, according to Rnanews.

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