WFP's Charlie Musoka in Butembo, DRC speaks of the challenges of dealing with Ebola
In the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, local and international aid workers continue to deal with Ebola, the deadly hemorrhagic disease that has killed more than 3,000 people in the region over the past year. Charlie Musoka, World Food Programme head of office for the town of Butembo speaks to RFI's Laura Angela Bagnetto of the current difficulties in the city, and reflects on his time combatting Ebola in the Guinea during the West Africa outbreak (2014-2106):
