Ebola is the most vicious virus in Africa. International organisations have worked to contain the various outbreaks and a vaccine is being administered to the population. This virus survives in a context where the African continent must face the new Covid-19 pandemic. The concomitant presence of these two diseases is a major challenge for the scientific communities.
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