Deputy Health Minister Tolbert Nyenswah has announced that the country no longer has any remaining cases of the disease since the "last four" patients, who were infected in the latest outbreak, recovered.
Liberian health workers take blood sample from a young boy in the area where a 17-year-old died of Ebola.
Health officials say the country now has the capability to "adequately put the situation under control", urging Liberians not to panic. Read more »
Health authorities reported new cases of Ebola in Freetown, dashing hopes that the densely populated city had beaten the epidemic. Read more »
The World Health Organization has been criticised for its early assurances that the disease was under control despite repeated warnings to the contrary. Read more »
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