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Diane Rehm: Efforts To Contain The Ebola Epidemic

Diane and her guests discuss U.S. efforts to contain the Ebola epidemic in west Africa. Weekdays 9-11 a.m. on NPR 89.1 FM/1550 AM

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The U.S. Steps Up Efforts To Contain The Ebola Epidemic In West Africa
President Barack Obama is stepping up US efforts to treat Ebola victims and contain its spread in West Africa. Addressing the medical, social and political threats posed by the widening epidemic.




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10 a.m.
Todd Moss: "The Golden Hour
In 2008, then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice sent Todd Moss, the Chief U.S. diplomat for West Africa, to Mauritania in the middle of a coup. His mission: to talk down the military general who had overthrown the government. Six years later, that former State Department official has used his experiences as the basis for his first novel, a political thriller centering around a fictional coup in Mali. Set against a backdrop of dysfunction in Washington, his re-creation of foreign policymaking is also a love letter to Africa and a call for increased U.S. partnership with the continent. Author Todd Moss joins us to talk about U.S.-Africa relations, in-fighting in Washington and using fiction to give readers a glimpse behind the closed doors of the State Department.

The Diane Rehm Show

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