AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEbola Response and Travel Safety: WHO says the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in DR Congo has reached 321 confirmed cases and 48 deaths, with Uganda reporting 15 cases, as Tedros Ghebreyesus stresses community trust and local ownership to stop transmission. World Cup Health Measures: The UK Foreign Office warned travellers from DR Congo, Uganda and South Sudan to watch for symptoms for 21 days, while the US, Canada and Mexico tightened entry rules and screenings ahead of the tournament. Kenya Quarantine Protests: Kenya’s High Court extended a halt on a US-linked Ebola quarantine facility near Nanyuki after deadly protests, highlighting public anger over sovereignty and health equity. South Sudan and UN Sanctions: Juba condemned renewed UN sanctions and the arms embargo as “counterproductive,” arguing they weaken state security reforms, while an opinion piece says sanctions alone won’t solve South Sudan’s problems. Parliament and Accountability: South Sudan’s parliament began a workforce screening to curb payroll irregularities and fraud. Food Crisis Warning: UN agencies warned funding cuts are creating “unprecedented” hunger gaps, with WFP facing a 75% shortfall. Local Health Push: Yei launched a mosquito net campaign to cut malaria. Refugee Returns: South Sudanese refugees in Uganda are returning home despite hardship, then sometimes coming back after insecurity and lack of food.
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