Ebola: No new infections in Kenya, 5 discharged

November 4, 2026

Kenya has discharged five Ebola patients after they tested negative, while two others remain in hospital for treatment. The country has reported no new infections in the past two weeks, but health authorities continue to monitor the situation and maintain their response measures. The outbreak has raised concern across the region, with other African countries strengthening surveillance and preparedness measures. Kenya’s latest update offers some relief, but authorities continue to stress the importance of monitoring suspected cases and preventing further transmission.

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