Despite government assurances that Kenya is prepared to handle an Ebola outbreak, health experts warn that the country’s isolation and treatment systems remain largely inadequate.

The potential deadly consequences of having the centre in Kenya cannot be ignored.

Hundreds of residents in central Kenya marched Monday in protest of a proposed U.S.-run field hospital for U.S. citizens exposed to Ebola.

As of May 31, the World Health Organization said 116 suspected cases of the deadly virus had been registered in the Democratic Republic of Congo -- down from 906 late last week.

A foreign national admitted to a Nairobi hospital with Ebola-like symptoms sparked concern, but tests later ruled out the virus, according to police and health officials.

The 50-bed facility, intended to serve Americans exposed to Ebola, is set to be established at Laikipia Airbase.

Kenyans continue to say No to Ebola facility .

Kenyans continue to say No to Ebola facility .

The same countries recruiting Kenya’s nurses are now deciding Kenya is a suitable location for their medical emergencies.

A section of Kiambu leaders in united opposition have condemned the government for what they termed as careless handling of the Ebola pandemic

Despite government assurances that Kenya is prepared to handle an Ebola outbreak, health experts warn that the country’s isolation and treatment systems remain largely inadequate.

There has been panic in the country over Ebola in the last few days, although the disease has yet to be detected locally.

Plan departs from policy of bringing CDC staff back to US for treatment and offering support to all health workers

In a strange twist of events, both Kenya and Congo find themselves in the middle of a storm of global proportions and magnitude, because of the current Ebola pandemic.