Robert Mugabe at the African Union summit in Addis Ababa in January 2008 Robert Mugabe, the President of the African country of Zimbabwe, denied reports that the country is suffering from a cholera outbreak, saying that doctors have curbed the epidemic. "I am happy to say our doctors are being assisted by others and the WHO [World Health Organisation] have now arrested cholera," he said in a nationally televised address on Thursday, in response to recent calls for Mugabe to step down from office. The Save the Children organisation said, on the other hand, that "if anything is certain in the chaos of Zimbabwe today, it is that the cholera outbreak is not under control."
Robert Mugabe at the African Union summit in in January 2008 Robert Mugabe, the President of the African country of Zimbabwe, denied reports that the country is suffering from a outbreak, saying that doctors have curbed the epidemic. "I am happy to say our doctors are being assisted by others and the [World Health Organisation] have now arrested cholera," he said in a nationally televised address on Thursday, in response to recent calls for Mugabe to step down from office. The organisation said, on the other hand, that "if anything is certain in the chaos of Zimbabwe today, it is that the cholera outbreak is not under control."
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