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Kumbe pale Westlands na lafington unanunua apartment 25 million ukidhani umehepa rent alafu wanakugonga na monthly charges za kuosha balcony,na lift na kulipa soja zote zinafika 55 sausand buana. Mimi wacha nitafute pesa ya kujenga kajiado. Kuna ughasia ingine siwes jaribu aki

My company hired a consultant to tell us what was wrong with the team. The consultant interviewed everyone. The report said leadership was the problem. The report was never mentioned again.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is seeking volunteers from its workforce to go to domestic airports and help screen for Ebola -BLOOMBERG

Health workers battling Ebola in eastern DR Congo are involving families in safe burials to reduce mistrust as authorities race to contain the outbreak, with unsafe funerals, misinformation and attacks on treatment centres hampering efforts. Al Jazeera’s Julide Ayger reports.

Eastern #DRC now faces a catastrophic collision of disease and conflict with the #Ebola outbreak in Ituri province outpacing the response. The Ebola Bundibugyo virus has no approved vaccine nor treatment. Stopping this Ebola transmission depends entirely on humanitarian access. Yet ongoing clashes are driving mass displacement, pushing exposed contacts into overcrowded camps and severing critical containment corridors. Frontline workers are risking everything, while attacks on health facilities make tracking cases and their contacts nearly impossible. We cannot build community trust or isolate the sick while bombs are falling. We urge all warring parties to agree to an immediate ceasefire to contain this outbreak. To allow us safe and sustained access for medical teams. We plea to prioritise human survival above everything else.

On the front line. Workers from the Uganda Red Cross Society don protective suits as they prepare to evacuate the body of a suspected Ebola victim in Kampala. The World Health Organisation has classified the outbreak in the DRC and Uganda as a public health emergency of international concern 📸 Katumba Badru

JUST IN | A suspected Ebola case triggered a health alert in Bengaluru after a 28-year-old woman from Uganda, who developed mild symptoms including body ache, was shifted from a hotel to the State-run Epidemic Diseases Hospital on May 26, 2026, reports Bageshree Subbanna.

If you want greatness, expect resistance.

Piece of advice: if you are a parent, watch out what the Finns are doing and copy them. It's one of the few countries that pays closer attention to their youth. They observe, study, and adjust all the time! For example, they are now gradually reversing their decade-long, tech-heavy education model to combat declining cognitive performance and severe classroom distractions. Schools are scaling back on devices in favor of printed textbooks, handwriting instruction, and pen-and-paper assignments.

Proud to seal @UNFPA's renewed partnership with @AfDBGroup and solidify our commitment to put maternal health and demographic resilience at the heart of Africa's economic transformation. Our vision: mobilizing smart investments in Africa's future that help everyone thrive.

never take being mobile for granted. pick up some weights, ride your bike, take a walk, go for a run. be kind to your body by taking care of it while you can.

JUST IN: WHO Chief warns "ebola is outpacing us" — as governments around the world unite to stop the spread, amid historic outbreak.

In Uganda, where imported Ebola cases have already been confirmed, the @IFRC is supporting a full public health response. Red Cross teams are working closely with the Ministry of Health and partners to ensure communities in high-risk areas receive timely support, accurate information, and lifesaving humanitarian assistance.

Reports from Nyankunde General Hospital in Ituri say suspected and confirmed Ebola patients are sharing latrines with non-Ebola patients amid shortages of PPE, medicines and basic isolation infrastructure.

Seneca hits you with a brick. Pay attention to your life.

Literally no other city on earth has buildings like this next to a road like this.

U.S. RACES TO SET UP QUARANTINE FACILITY IN KENYA FOR AMERICANS EXPOSED TO EBOLA: WSJ

I’m in love with this sentence: “The longer you stay on the wrong train, the more expensive it is to get home.”

If we don't do a better job shutting down this Ebola outbreak in Congo, Uganda and South Sudan, we inevitably will be facing cases in many other parts of the world.

SMEs remain the backbone of Kenya’s economy, yet many are operating with expensive loans, delayed payments and shrinking consumer spending. Survival itself has become a business strategy.