The Ebola-stricken nations of West Africa are asking
international donors to cancel their debts and give them 6 billion dollars over
two years to rebuild their economies, devastated by the deadly disease.
Sierra Leone President, Ernest Bai Koroma, said on Friday in
Washington that the waver and the financial assistance were become imperative.
"Our social services are ruined; our economies have
halted; we need a real marshall plan to take us out of the woods," he
said.
