Dr. Mosoka P Fallah is helping to lead Liberia’s fight against COVID-19. He is an infectious disease and public health expert and is the Director General National Public Health Institute of Liberia.
Dr. Fallah was a key player in Liberia’s successful suppression of Ebola in 2014, for which he was named as one of Time Magazine’s Persons of the Year. Now, as Dr. Fallah explains, Liberia’s experience with Ebola is very much informing how both government and society approach COVID-19.
Today’s episode is supported in part from a grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York to showcase African voices in peace and security issues. To view other episodes in this series.
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