Liberia schools reopen amid Ebola recovery

By EducationHQ News Team
Published February 17, 2015

Children have began returning to school in Liberia after lessons were delayed for months by the deadly Ebola outbreak, as the country began to turn the page on the crisis.

MONROVIA, Feb 16 - Children have began returning to school in Liberia after lessons were delayed for months by the deadly ...

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Liberia schools reopen amid Ebola recovery

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