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Africa CDC Director-General Jean Kaseya announced on June 25 that funding needed for the Ebola response had risen to $1.4 billion, nearly triple an earlier estimate of $518 million, warning that without the funds the outbreak cannot be stopped.

Africa CDC Director-General Jean Kaseya announced on June 25 that funding needed for the Ebola response had risen to $1.4 billion, nearly triple an earlier estimate of $518 million, warning that without the funds the outbreak cannot be stopped.

The Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has infected over 1,000 people in Congo and 20 in Uganda, recording the highest first-month case total of any Ebola outbreak on record. A WHO official noted it took just 37 days to reach 250 deaths, compared with 78 days during the 2014 West Africa outbreak.

The Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has infected over 1,000 people in Congo and 20 in Uganda, recording the highest first-month case total of any Ebola outbreak on record. A WHO official noted it took just 37 days to reach 250 deaths, compared with 78 days during the 2014 West Africa outbreak.

A health worker who supported the Ebola response in Congo's Ituri province from May 19 to June 19 was diagnosed with Ebola in France after developing mild symptoms upon returning. Africa CDC said the worker left the DRC without symptoms and met all applicable travel requirements.

A health worker who supported the Ebola response in Congo's Ituri province from May 19 to June 19 was diagnosed with Ebola in France after developing mild symptoms upon returning. Africa CDC said the worker left the DRC without symptoms and met all applicable travel requirements.

Kaseya said the humanitarian crisis in Ituri province, the outbreak's epicenter, is worsening containment efforts. He warned that if the outbreak is not stopped soon, it will be worse than any previous Ebola outbreak, including those in West Africa and eastern DRC.

Kaseya said the humanitarian crisis in Ituri province, the outbreak's epicenter, is worsening containment efforts. He warned that if the outbreak is not stopped soon, it will be worse than any previous Ebola outbreak, including those in West Africa and eastern DRC.

Response efforts have been hampered by attacks on treatment centers, supply shortages and ongoing conflict. The White House submitted a supplemental funding request to Congress that includes $1.4 billion to fight the outbreak in Central Africa.

Response efforts have been hampered by attacks on treatment centers, supply shortages and ongoing conflict. The White House submitted a supplemental funding request to Congress that includes $1.4 billion to fight the outbreak in Central Africa.

Africa CDC has urged the international community to reject unscientific travel and trade restrictions, saying such measures slow the deployment of response teams and delivery of essential supplies. Officials also note that more than 36,000 contacts of confirmed cases have yet to be traced.

Africa CDC has urged the international community to reject unscientific travel and trade restrictions, saying such measures slow the deployment of response teams and delivery of essential supplies. Officials also note that more than 36,000 contacts of confirmed cases have yet to be traced.

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The Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has infected over 1,000 people in Congo and 20 in Uganda, reaching the highest first-month confirmed case total of any Ebola outbreak on record. Africa CDC Director-General Jean Kaseya warned the outbreak could surpass the 2014-2016 West Africa epidemic, which killed more than 11,000 people.

The Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has infected over 1,000 people in Congo and 20 in Uganda, reaching the highest first-month confirmed case total of any Ebola outbreak on record. Africa CDC Director-General Jean Kaseya warned the outbreak could surpass the 2014-2016 West Africa epidemic, which killed more than 11,000 people.

Africa CDC Director-General Jean Kaseya said funding needed to fight the outbreak has risen to $1.4 billion — nearly triple an earlier estimate of $518 million. "If we don't have this $1.4 billion and if we don't resolve the humanitarian issue, we will not stop this outbreak," he said.

Africa CDC Director-General Jean Kaseya said funding needed to fight the outbreak has risen to $1.4 billion — nearly triple an earlier estimate of $518 million. "If we don't have this $1.4 billion and if we don't resolve the humanitarian issue, we will not stop this outbreak," he said.

A health worker who supported the Ebola response in Congo's Ituri province from May 19 to June 19 was diagnosed with Ebola in France after developing mild symptoms upon returning. Africa CDC confirmed the case was caused by the Bundibugyo-type Ebola virus and said the worker had left Congo without symptoms.

A health worker who supported the Ebola response in Congo's Ituri province from May 19 to June 19 was diagnosed with Ebola in France after developing mild symptoms upon returning. Africa CDC confirmed the case was caused by the Bundibugyo-type Ebola virus and said the worker had left Congo without symptoms.

The outbreak is centered in Ituri province, where hospitals in Bunia are overwhelmed and treatment centers have been attacked or set on fire. Save the Children warned the crisis is unfolding amid conflict, mass displacement and severely compromised health care systems.

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The outbreak is centered in Ituri province, where hospitals in Bunia are overwhelmed and treatment centers have been attacked or set on fire. Save the Children warned the crisis is unfolding amid conflict, mass displacement and severely compromised health care systems.

Researchers have linked increased deforestation in central Africa to higher rates of Ebola transmission, with one 2025 analysis finding that each percentage-point rise in deforestation correlates with a 20% to 40% spike in Ebola incidence. Artisanal mining, which employs an estimated 2 million people in Congo, has been identified as a driver of forest loss.

Researchers have linked increased deforestation in central Africa to higher rates of Ebola transmission, with one 2025 analysis finding that each percentage-point rise in deforestation correlates with a 20% to 40% spike in Ebola incidence. Artisanal mining, which employs an estimated 2 million people in Congo, has been identified as a driver of forest loss.

WHO reported 1,048 confirmed cases and 267 deaths as of late June, with laboratory testing capacity scaling from 30 tests per day at the outbreak's start to over 2,000 per day across eight decentralized labs. Contact tracing remains a critical gap, with more than 36,000 exposed individuals still unlocated.

WHO reported 1,048 confirmed cases and 267 deaths as of late June, with laboratory testing capacity scaling from 30 tests per day at the outbreak's start to over 2,000 per day across eight decentralized labs. Contact tracing remains a critical gap, with more than 36,000 exposed individuals still unlocated.

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