One story describes the oppressive Ebola 'siege' in Sierra Leone

The World | Oct 17, 2014
Ebola has wormed its way into every facet of life in Sierra Leone, from basic greetings to an overworked medical system. The story of Ebola patient Francis Samuka shows how the country is trying, and often failing, to get a grip on the crisis.

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