Ebola Watch: WHO chief Tedros warns eastern DRC’s Ebola outbreak is worsening as violence in Ituri blocks care, with fighting and displacement making contact tracing “nearly impossible,” while reports say suspected cases have surged past 900 and the Bundibugyo strain has no approved vaccine or treatment. Regional Travel Pressure: St. Kitts and Nevis says there are no Ebola cases locally but has tightened port health screening after denying entry to 70 Nigerians; the US also tightened Ebola entry rules, diverting an Air France flight to Montreal after a passenger from DR Congo was blocked. Burundi in the Mix: Africa CDC lists Burundi among countries at risk, and the DRC response is increasingly tied to humanitarian access and safer routes for health teams. Football & National Pride: Morocco’s final 26-man World Cup squad is shaped by injuries and tactical shifts, with Burundi facing Morocco in a friendly as coach Mohamed Ouahbi tests his options ahead of the tournament. Arts, Fitness & Virality: Burundi-born “Mr Poppins” Armani Minani’s cliff-hanging Table Mountain stunt keeps trending, blending spectacle with fundraising for people in need. Health & Education (Africa-wide): EIB Global backs primary healthcare planning in Angola, Burundi, Ethiopia and Zambia with €10 million via the Health Impact Investment Platform. Fashion Economy: A BBC report highlights how East Africa’s push to curb mitumba (second-hand clothes) keeps stalling under consumer demand and limited local manufacturing.