The Ebola outbreak in Uganda has worsened due to the Trump administration’s freeze on foreign assistance, hindering the country’s ability to contain the spread. Eighty-two high-risk contacts are being traced after the deaths of a mother and newborn sibling, with limited resources and lack of U.S. support posing significant challenges in controlling the outbreak. Despite efforts to raise funds, the absence of U.S. aid has left Uganda’s health system ill-prepared for the crisis.
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The Guardian view on Sudan’s third year of conflict: a war against civilians | Editorial
Sudan's civil war has entered its third year with a devastating toll, including the massacre of civilians in Darfur and a humanitarian crisis affecting 640,000 people facing catastrophic hunger. The conflict, stemming from a power struggle between army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, has led to widespread violence, war crimes, and regional instability, particularly affecting Chad and South Sudan. Despite the dire situation and the efforts of local civilians to...
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