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[Premium Times] Speaking on Channels Television's The Morning Brief on Thursday, Mr Kaseya said he was familiar with the political dynamics across Africa, particularly in West Africa, and had been engaging leaders concerned about the outbreak.
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[Premium Times] Mr Kaseya said the woman, who was born in Uganda but resides in Abuja, spent several days in her home country before her husband, a diplomat, travelled to join her.
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[Premium Times] An official cautioned residents against unproven preventive practices, including drinking or bathing with salt water, stressing that such measures could not prevent Ebola infection.
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[U.S. Embassy Nairobi] Chief of Mission Susan Burns Remarks at The Trust Summit, Glee Hotel Nairobi October 22, 2026
(MedPage Today) -- A first known human case of Shamonda virus infection has been detected in France, the country's health authorities said on Thursday.
