By Abdi Latif Dahir and Stephanie Nolen Abdi Latif Dahir reported from Kampala and Mbale in Uganda. Stephanie Nolen covers global health. March 6, 2025 The Ebola outbreak in Uganda has worsened ...

The acting assistant administrator for global health at USAID, who was put on administrative leave, said Ebola response ...

Rarely if ever does a newspaper headline include the words “crisis averted,” yet, that is what investments in development ...

Hamas spokesperson Abdel-Latif Al-Qanoua has been killed in an Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza, Hamas-affiliated media said early on Thursday, the latest group figure to be killed since Israel ...

Just last month, an Ebola outbreak arose in Uganda. The spread was curbed, in part due to USAID’s previous prevention efforts, current and former officials told the outlet. But with fewer people ...

When something is detected—like the Ebola outbreak now underway in Uganda—USAID would normally swing into action with an active response team, deploying technical experts to support the ...

For more than a decade, I have worked as a physician and public-health expert responding to infectious diseases around the ...

U.S. Agency for International Development workers — many in tears — carted away belongings through cheering crowds in a final visit to ...

Gutting USAID is already having a devastating impact around the world. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, teams that would normally be racing to identify a fatal sickness are gone.

Over 20,000 travelers are screened daily for Ebola at Uganda’s different border crossing ... administration’s decision to terminate 60% of USAID’s foreign aid contracts.

Doctors and aid workers warn that the freeze to USAID-funded TB programs is likely to cause thousands of unnecessary deaths ...

Over 5,340 programs, worth $75.9 billion, have been wiped according to documents sent to the U.S. Congress. Plus, the top 20 USAID contractors that lost over $100 million each, and Palestine’s U.N.