G20 summit: IMF announces €237m for Ebola fight

The International Monetary Fund has announced €237m package to help fight ebola in west Africa.

G20 summit: IMF announces €237m for Ebola fight
Sat, 15 Nov, 2014 - 10:39

The International Monetary Fund has announced €237m package to help fight ebola in west Africa.

The announcement came at the G20 summit in Brisbane in Australia, where British Prime Minister David Cameron has been pushing other world leaders to step up their response to the epidemic.

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