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Photo feature: Sierra Leoneans still feeling the impact of Ebola

A farmer from Mansantigie village in Sierra Leone works his fields during the Ebola outbreak. Aurelie Marrier d’Unienville/IRIN
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    As Sierra Leone continues to fight the Ebola outbreak, things are looking up on some fronts, including improved employment rates and school attendance. But many families say they still don't have enough to eat and malnutrition rates among children under the age of five remain high.

    Click here to see IRIN's photo feature on how some families are struggling to survive. 

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