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An Ebola emergency response teamSophie Müller / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)

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Congo and South Sudan Agree to Share Ebola Surveillance Data Every Week at the Aba Border, Where Only Five of 11 Entry Points Are Open and There Is No Ambulance

Congo and South Sudan agreed to share Ebola surveillance and communication data every week at the Aba border, WHO says. Aba has no cases yet, but only five of 11 planned entry points work, and it lacks protective gear, isolation space and an ambulance.

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Damaged buildings and debris in MekelleMulugeta Atsbeha / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

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WHO Scales Up Emergency Health Operations in Ethiopia's Afar, Amhara and Tigray, Citing "Ongoing Hostilities," and Says It Has Delivered 71 Tonnes of Medical Supplies

WHO says it is scaling up emergency health operations in Ethiopia's Afar, Amhara and Tigray regions because of ongoing hostilities, and has delivered more than 71 metric tonnes of medical supplies, after the U.N. released $8.5 million for the north.

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Bola Ahmed TinubuNosa Asemota / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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Tinubu Tells West Africa's Physicians to Find Answers to the Region's Medical Brain Drain as He Accepts Their Fellowship in Abuja, Two Days After Nigeria's First Ebola Case

President Bola Tinubu urged the West African College of Physicians on Oct. 22 to find practical solutions to medical brain drain, as the college made him a fellow at the State House in Abuja and Nigeria responds to its first Ebola case.

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An Ebola emergency response teamSophie Müller / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)

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WHO Cites 15 Ebola Deaths a Day in Congo's Mangina and Says Six in 10 Deaths Happen Outside Health Centres, as Kenya Accounts for All 135 Contacts

WHO says reports last week put Ebola deaths at 15 a day in Mangina, North Kivu, and that about six in 10 deaths in Congo occur outside health centres. Kenya says all 135 contacts of its fatal case are accounted for.

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Main building of Rhodes University in MakhandaVysotsky / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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South Africa Counts 111 Sick at Rhodes University and 23 Inmates at St Albans Prison, and Traces the Contamination to Their Own Water Pipes

South Africa says 111 people at Rhodes University and 23 inmates at St Albans Correctional Centre fell ill with gastrointestinal symptoms, and early tests put the contamination inside the two sites' own water systems, not the municipal supply.

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Nigeria's Presidential Ebola Task Force Meets in Emergency Session a Day After the First Case, as Pate Says Contacts Are Being Isolated

Nigeria's Presidential Task Force on Ebola met in emergency session at the State House in Abuja on Oct. 21, a day after the country's first case. Health Minister Pate said contacts are being traced and isolated and the incident management system is active.

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Entebbe International Airport in UgandaLTC David Konop, United States Army Africa (SETAF), Public Affairs Officer / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

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Uganda Says It Has No Active Ebola Case and Will Tighten Screening at Its Points of Entry After Nigeria Tied Its First Case to Travel Through Uganda

Uganda says it has no confirmed active Ebola case and will strengthen screening at points of entry. Its health ministry says Nigeria's first patient transited Uganda without symptoms in early October and that where she was exposed is still under investigation.

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Front facade of the historic City Hall in Gqeberha, Nelson Mandela Bay, South AfricaMartinvl / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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Eastern Cape Has Started About 3,500 People on Lenacapavir, the Twice-a-Year HIV Prevention Injection, and Launches a Push Aimed at Young People and Sex Workers

South Africa's Eastern Cape has started about 3,500 people on lenacapavir, the HIV prevention injection given twice a year, and Health MEC Ntandokazi Capa is urging young people and sex workers to come forward.

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Muhammad Ali PateSocrates Igwe / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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Nigeria Confirms Its First Ebola Case, a Woman in Abuja Who Had Traveled to Uganda, and Is Monitoring 44 Contacts

Nigeria confirmed its first Ebola case on Oct. 20: a woman in Abuja who had traveled to Uganda, fell ill Oct. 7 and was treated at a private hospital. She is isolated and stable, and 44 contacts are being monitored, Health Minister Muhammad Ali Pate said.

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A view of Bronkhorstspruit, South AfricaPawel Janiak / Wikimedia Commons (CC0)

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408 Fall Ill in Bronkhorstspruit, Most Under Age 4, After Tshwane Supplied Unchlorinated Water for 20 Days, South Africa's Government Says

South Africa's government says 408 people, most under four, fell ill in Bronkhorstspruit between Oct. 7 and 18 after the City of Tshwane's plant sent out unchlorinated water from Sept. 24 to Oct. 14. No deaths and no cholera were reported.

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