Nathalie Sekabuhoro es periodista con sede en Kinshasa, República Democrática del Congo. Con 20 años de experiencia. Trabaja para canales de televisión y radio. He cubierto principalmente sociedad, salud, política y cultura.
Buruli ulcer, also known as 'Bokono bwa mbasu', is a disease present in 33 countries across temperate, tropical, and subtropical regions, according to the World Health Organization. The report from Kinshasa by Nathali Sekabuhoro addresses questions about the disease, including its nature and how to survive it.
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A significant number of Congolese are not wearing masks to protect themselves against COVID-19, and some even doubt the existence of a second wave of the virus. VOA Lingala covered this story on the streets of Kinshasa.
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