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Jerry Muhindo Kavali , 49 , was injured two days ago by a bullet that struck the Médecins Sans Frontières office in Masisi .
He was taken to hospital in Goma for life-saving treatment but died of his wounds on Saturday .
Colleagues say he was deeply dedicated to humanitarian work and "always had a smile on his face".
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