Ebola quarantine facility

Social media claims that Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan offered to host Kenya's proposed US-linked Ebola quarantine facility if Kenya declined are unfounded, as there is no evidence she made such a statement. The article addresses misinformation regarding the controversial facility's potential location.

Kenya is experiencing protests against a U.S. plan to establish a 50-bed Ebola quarantine facility at the Kenyan Air Force base in Nanyuki, Laikipia County, for Americans potentially exposed to Ebola in neighboring countries. The article critiques President Ruto's stance on African agency versus America first.

Kenyan President William Ruto defended the construction of a US Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya amid deadly protests. He described the facility as the 'right thing.'

Kenya's High Court has extended a suspension order against a controversial U.S.-Kenya agreement involving an Ebola quarantine facility for Americans. Protests against the center have resulted in two deaths, and the court also banned transferring patients from third countries to Kenya.

Kenya’s president defended the establishment of an Ebola quarantine facility by the U.S., a move that led to protests.

Police in New Jersey arrested protestors for breaking a curfew near an ICE detention facility. Other developments include the release of election denier Tina Peters from prison, Colombia's presidential election moving to a runoff, Kenyan protests against a U.S.-planned Ebola quarantine facility, and Serena Williams returning to tennis.