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  1. Follow-up: Uganda orders citizens returning from DR Congo into 21-day self-paid Ebola quarantine, tightens Entebbe checks

    Uganda declared its own Ebola outbreak over in July and says it has no active cases, but recent cases elsewhere have raised questions about travellers passing through the country. Uganda's health minister announced at a news conference in Kampala on Sunday, Oct 25, that Ugandan citizens who have travelled to the Democratic Republic of Congo must quarantine for 21 days at their own expense on return. Authorities have stepped up checks at Entebbe International Airport and land border crossings and require all arriving travellers to provide contact details.

    Oct 26, 2026 Morning
  2. Exiled Rwandan critic Robert Kabera found beheaded near Kampala; head still missing

    BBC reported that former Rwandan army sergeant major Robert Kabera, 50, an outspoken critic of President Paul Kagame, was found beheaded near Kampala, Uganda, over the weekend; Ugandan police spokesman Rusoke said on Monday the head had not been recovered. Kabera fled Rwanda after sexual-assault charges he denied, sought asylum in Uganda, and posted criticism of Kagame's government as a musician and YouTuber with more than 144,000 subscribers and over 800 videos; relatives said he had visited a worksite about 45 km outside Kampala before he was killed. The exiled opposition Rwanda National Congress called for a full investigation; the Rwandan government had not publicly commented.

    Oct 20, 2026 Afternoon