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

Health Minister Aden Duale has said the quarantine centre was for ‘everyone’ and not exclusively for US nationals.

Protests erupted in Kenya after reports emerged that the United States plans to establish a quarantine facility near Laikipia Air Base to house American citizens exposed to Ebola.…

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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.

People from town of potential site for US citizens with Ebola symptoms say it puts them at risk in country with no known cases

Suspected Ebola-like case at AAR Hospital in Kiambu tests negative, Health PS Mary Muthoni confirms, urges public not to share unverified reports that could cause panic.

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

Court demands the Kenyan government disclose details about its negotiations and agreements with the United States, including hazard assessments related to the facility.

Kenyans are angry their land is being used by a foreign power in a way that has colonial undertones, and over the risk of Ebola spreading.

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.

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.

In a town overlooked by picturesque Mount Kenya, locals are angry and afraid of their government allowing the United States to build an Ebola facility in

Preparations at the Laikipia facility are reportedly in high gear, with US medical experts said to have arrived in the country to support its establishment.

With no recorded cases of Ebola, many Kenyans are struggling to understand why their government is allowing the United States to build an Ebola facility in their country to treat…