A new outbreak of Ebola has hit West Africa again with reports of the disease striking in Guinea

Measles, coronavirus and Ebola – DR Congo is facing a vicious public health crisis.

No need for alarm – Department of Health officials are expected to comment on the matter later today.

Ebola, a nightmarish disease that bleeds victims to death, has devastated parts of Africa, including the DRC, with its two largest outbreaks in the last five years.

With hundreds of SANDF soldiers moving between South Africa and the Ebola-hit DR Congo over the past month, citizens have voiced their worries.

Less than a month after declaring the DRC Ebola outbreak was not a global health emergency the World Health Organization has changed its mind.

But they are keeping a close eye on the Ebola situation in the country.

It’s been eight months since the start of the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

We look at the latest developments with Pravin Gordhan and his meeting with the Gupta brothers in the South African news today round-up.

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The West African country has been struck by yet another outbreak of the deadly disease.

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With no new cases reported in the last 42 days, Sierra Leone is officially Ebola free.

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Pauline Cafferkey was flown from Glasgow to be readmitted to an isolation unit in London early this morning due to an ‘unusual late complication’ in her illness.

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Two volunteers who had potential contact to the Ebola virus in two separate incidents have been transferred to the UK. Neither have been diagnosed with Ebola.

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Ebola patient Pauline Cafferkey’s condition has deteriorated just as she seemed to be recovering. An unnamed patient displaying symptoms is currently being tested.

The Mille Arts Foundation will exhibit a selection of work by revered contemporary African artist Moussa Tine this winter, in a special charity exhibition at Tafeta in London from December 4-16, 2014. In light of the Ebola outbreak, a percentage of the proceeds from the exhibition will go to the Red Cross Ebola Outbreak Appeal.

The health care workers who put their lives at risk to fight Ebola should be honoured, not quarantined, writes Kathryn Stinson, who recently returned from Sierra Leone.

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On her return from Sierra Leone, epidemiologist Kathryn Stinson explains what must be done to manage the Ebola epidemic.

In her latest article from the frontline of the Ebola epidemic, Kathryn Stinson ​looks for answers in a quarantined village in Sierra Leone.