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Liberia: Guinea Turns Away Liberians
New Dawn, 3 March 2015
Guinean authorities are maintaining borders closure with Liberia despite President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf's last week pronouncement of borders re-opening. Read more »
Guinea Turns Away Liberians Over Ebola Fears - Report
Despite the decision by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to re-open Liberia's borders with neighboring countries as the Ebola virus wanes, there are reports that Liberian marketers, along with other travelers, have been turned away by Guinean border guards.
Small boats crossing a remote border between Guinea and Liberia during the Ebola outbreak show how easily the virus can jump from one country to another (file photo).
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