Uganda halts school trips after bus crash kills 20 pupils
What's next: Officials are investigating reports of a mechanical fault and the driver losing control on Chekwatit Hill.
What's next: Officials are investigating reports of a mechanical fault and the driver losing control on Chekwatit Hill.
What's new: The death toll reached 754, and WHO says most new infections now come from unknown transmission chains.
Why it matters: The Bundibugyo strain has killed 648 people in Congo, has no approved vaccine or treatment, and cases have spread to Uganda.
What's new: Lukwago denied failing to report treason and was remanded after his arrest sparked outrage over the military chief's posts.
WHO has recorded 808 cases and 192 deaths, while Uganda has reported 19 cases and two fatalities.
Why it matters: The Bundibugyo strain has no approved vaccine or treatment, and contact tracing coverage has fallen to 56%.
What's new: A watchdog report found about $8 million of the stock became unusable after unsafe transport, with only $1.7 million still potentially fit for donation.
What's new: Washington warned that weaker European controls could trigger tighter US rules on trans-Atlantic travel.
What's new: construction at the Nanyuki air base has continued despite court orders halting work on the 50-bed facility.
Why it matters: CDC models show the outbreak in Congo could rival the 2014-16 West Africa crisis within three months without faster isolation.
WHO's director-general visited Bunia as Congo's Ebola outbreak reached 906 suspected cases and aid groups warned the response is lagging.