Uganda says it has no active Ebola cases, but infections in Kenya and Nigeria are prompting fresh scrutiny

Uganda's health authorities have announced that they have no active Ebola cases within the country. This news comes as a relief to investors and traders, particularly those following the performance of the Uganda Securities Exchange, which had seen a decline in recent days due to concerns over the Ebola outbreak. The situation in Kenya and Nigeria, however, remains a concern, with health officials investigating possible connections between Ebola patients at Uganda's main airport.

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Uganda has no active Ebola cases, but infections in Kenya and Nigeria are prompting fresh scrutiny. Health officials are investigating the source of the infections, which may be linked to Uganda's main airport.

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