South Sudan & Kenya

South Sudan: South Sudan is identified as a country at high risk for further spread of the Ebola virus due to its proximity to the affected areas in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Kenya: Kenya has assessed a 'moderate risk of importation' of the Ebola virus and has formed a preparedness team, strengthening surveillance at all points of entry.

South Sudan: South Sudan is a recipient of aid from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and shipments to South Sudan are experiencing delays due to fuel price increases in Kenya.

Kenya: Kenya hosts one of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees' global stockpiles, and fuel price increases in Kenya have caused delays and reduced truck availability for shipments to other African nations.

South Sudan: South Sudan is considered at high risk for the spread of the Ebola virus due to its proximity to Democratic Republic of the Congo — Ituri Province and cross-border population movements.

Kenya: Kenya has assembled an Ebola preparedness team and reinforced surveillance at points of entry, despite facing only a moderate risk of importation.

South Sudan: South Sudan is a recipient of aid affected by increased fuel prices and truck shortages in Kenya.

Kenya: In Kenya, fuel prices have risen by 15%, affecting overland transport for aid to other African nations.

South Sudan: South Sudan's President Salva Kiir attended the inauguration ceremony of Yoweri Museveni.

Kenya: Kizza Besigye was abducted while visiting Kenya and forcibly taken to Uganda.