Officials cite new tools that provide deeper insights into the virus's spread, while a survey shows most firms held staffing steady
Uganda Says Modern Science Alters Ebola Investigation Capabilities
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Africa: Has Uganda Changed the Ebola Rulebook?. [Independent Kampala ] Uganda says modern outbreak science has changed what investigators can know. The survey found that 86.8% of firms kept their employee numbers unchanged during the quarter. Businesses involved in transport, trade, hospitality and other services reported better expectations as economic activity picked up.
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Africa: Has Uganda Changed the Ebola Rulebook?. [Independent Kampala ] Uganda says modern outbreak science has changed what investigators can know.
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The survey found that 86.8% of firms kept their employee numbers unchanged during the quarter.
according to AllAfrica (East Africa)Businesses involved in transport, trade, hospitality and other services reported better expectations as economic activity picked up.
according to AllAfrica (East Africa)
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