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When the fever wouldn't break: Inside Gambella's resurgent malaria crisis

In Kule Refugee Camp, one mother's illness exposes the gaps threatening Ethiopia's fight against a resurgent disease. For nearly two days, Hiwot Debebe waited for the fever to disappear. The mother of two, who lives in Kule Refugee Camp about 70 kilometres west of Gambella City, had rarely needed hospital care before. She knew malaria

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When the fever wouldn't break: Inside Gambella's resurgent malaria crisis

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WIRE — In Kule Refugee Camp, one mother's illness exposes the gaps threatening Ethiopia's fight against a resurgent disease. For nearly two days, Hiwot Debebe waited for the fever to disappear. The mother of two, who lives in Kule Refugee Camp about 70 kilometres west of Gambella City, had rarely needed hospital care before. She knew malaria

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