Africa CDC Chief Pushes for Continent-Led Ebola Response
Africa CDC chief Dr. Jean Kaseya is spearheading a movement for African nations to lead their own responses to disease outbreaks like Ebola, shifting away from external dominance.
Africa CDC chief Dr. Jean Kaseya is spearheading a movement for African nations to lead their own responses to disease outbreaks like Ebola, shifting away from external dominance.
A truck driver's sudden death in a remote Congo village triggered an Ebola scare and a tense standoff with frontline medical staff.
A coffin maker in DRC's Bunia reports a significant rise in demand since the latest Ebola outbreak began in May.
Congo's coffin makers are central to the debate on safe burials amidst the Ebola outbreak, balancing livelihoods with public health.
Ebola outbreak intensifies in DRC, with medical clinics in Rwampara facing a critical life-and-death struggle.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is now the second deadliest ever, spreading faster than previously recorded.
Uganda's Bundibugyo town, namesake of an Ebola virus strain, faces renewed concern as the virus resurfaces in neighboring eastern Congo.
Ebola spreads rapidly in Congo's overcrowded displacement camps due to severe water scarcity and poor sanitation, overwhelming aid efforts.
Seven US aid workers involved in the DRC Ebola response are quarantined in Kenya after new travel bans.
A US citizen has tested positive for Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the CDC confirmed. The individual works for a humanitarian organization.