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The World Health Organization (WHO) says the Ebola outbreak that has already killed at least 130 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo may have started nearly two months before it was officially confirmed. In a new assessment, WHO said…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa an international health emergency after more than 80 people died in the Democratic Republic of Congo and cases spread into neighboring Uganda.

Kenya’s public transport operators have temporarily suspended their nationwide strike against rising fuel prices after negotiations with the government, ending days of deadly protests that left four people dead and hundreds arrested.

At least four people were killed and more than 30 others injured in Kenya after protests against rising fuel prices turned violent in several parts of the country.

Thousands of commuters across Kenya were stranded on Monday after public transport operators launched a major strike demanding the government reverse recent fuel price increases. Public

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has signed a controversial new law aimed at limiting foreign influence, triggering criticism from opposition groups, legal experts and economic institutions worried about its wider impact.

Tanzanian MP Thomas Kampala Maganga sparked controversy in Parliament after criticizing the modernization of the Hadzabe tribe, saying their traditional lifestyle is part of Tanzania’s cultural identity and tourism appeal.

Uganda has confirmed an Ebola outbreak after a man traveling from eastern DR Congo died from the virus as authorities race to contain possible cross-border transmission.

Africa CDC has confirmed a new Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo after hundreds of suspected cases and dozens of deaths were reported in the conflict-hit Ituri province.

Tanzanian billionaire Mohammed Dewji is planning a $50 million soft drinks plant in Mombasa, Kenya, in a move analysts say reflects shifting East African investment power and growing regional competition.