Monrovia - The United Nations vowed on Saturday to play a "strong role" in helping Liberia and its neighbours fight the deadly outbreak of Ebola in west Africa, which it said could take months to bring it under control. Liberia has been particularly hard hit by the epidemic that has swept relentlessly across the region since March, accounting for almost half of the 1 427 deaths. In recognition of the deteriorating situation, neighbouring Ivory Coast announced on Saturday it had closed its borders with Liberia and Guinea in a bid to protect its citizens. Also Read: Sierra Leone makes harbouring Ebola victims a crime "Ebola in Liberia must be addressed to ensure a stable economy, future and society," said Karin Landgren, the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon's special representative for the country. "The magnitude of this outbreak requires a higher level of coordination than previous responses and the UN Mission in Liberia will play a st...
The Old Trafford club have made a breakthrough in their pursuit of the Real Madrid winger, with negotiations set to continue on Sunday Aug 24, 2014 12:59:00 By Paul Clennam Manchester United may have to spend a staggering €188 million to wrap up a deal for Real Madrid forward Angel Di Maria . Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti has confirmed the player will leave the club this summer and it is understood United have edged closer to the signing of the Argentina international , who is keen to link up with Louis van Gaal. And the Old Trafford club are facing a significant outlay if they are to secure the signature of the 26-year-old winger. Madrid are aiming to receive somewhere in the region of €80m and €90m for Di Maria, though the initial fee paid by United could be lower with bonuses and add-ons supplementing the deal. Di Maria, meanwhile, could pocket a €6m signing- on fee and sign a five-year contract worth close to the €375,000-a-week ...
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