Aid Cuts Threaten Ebola Fight in Democratic Republic of Congo

African outlets focus on the risk that DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak will spill into neighbouring countries and disrupt trade and travel. They point to Uganda, Kenya and others demanding clear plans, protective equipment and transparency from partners such as the United States. They expect more border health checks and political pressure for funding to protect both local populations and cross‑border commerce.

• •African coverage reports that Ugandan experts question current US–Uganda plans to stop Ebola spreading across the border.
• •Kenyan doctors’ groups demand detailed information on a US Ebola deal and concrete steps to shield Kenyan health workers.
• •Regional media describe border closures and tighter checks as already hurting tourism and cross‑border trade with DR Congo.
• •Reports highlight that DR Congo’s ministers visiting Bunia aim to reassure neighbouring states that the outbreak is being taken seriously.
• •African outlets warn that if funding gaps persist, countries around DR Congo will face higher costs for screening and preparedness.