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Uganda Declares Itself Ebola-Free Before WHO's 42-Day Countdown Ends
Uganda says its 2026 Ebola outbreak is over, but WHO's public timeline starts the formal 42-day countdown later and runs into late August.
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WHO Says Congo Ebola Outbreak May Be Four Times Larger Than Official Tally
The WHO says most new Ebola cases in eastern Congo are outside known transmission chains, while modeling suggests the outbreak may be two to four times larger than reported.
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U.S. Citizen Tests Positive for Ebola in Congo as the Outbreak Nears 1,800 Confirmed Cases
CDC said on July 10 that a U.S. humanitarian worker in Congo tested positive for Bundibugyo Ebola. The more important signal is that official European and WHO updates show an outbreak still widening across eastern Congo even as Uganda's case line stays flat.
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Ebola Reached a Congo Displacement Camp. That Is When Disease Control Starts Looking Like Shelter Policy.
Two Ebola-related deaths reported at Kpangba's displacement site in eastern Congo changed the outbreak's center of gravity. Once the virus reaches a crowded camp, containment stops being only a clinical question and becomes a test of shelter space, trust, and movement control.
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Africa's New Ebola Plan Is Really a Test of Logistics, Not Alarm
The new Africa CDC-WHO response plan matters not because it makes the outbreak sound bigger, but because it admits the fight has become a race over staffing, trust, border controls and clinical capacity.
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In Congo’s Ebola fight, a radio station shows why trust is clinical infrastructure
As Ebola spreads in Congo, local radio efforts against misinformation highlight a truth health systems relearn in every outbreak: treatment capacity matters, but trust determines whether people arrive in time.