International SOS poster translated into Soninke (Malian and Senegalese language)
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Ebola Virus Awareness Poster in Yoruba
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Ebola Poster in Mende language
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Ebola Poster in Themne
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Ebola virus awareness
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Ebola poster in IGBO
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International SOS poster translated into Gusilay (Senegalese language)
Poster by International SOS translated, with permission, into Gusilay, a language spoken in southern Senegal.Resource Type(s)
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International SOS poster translated into Manjaku (Senegalese language)
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International SOS poster translated into Jola Fonyi (Senegalese language)
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