One mpox case confirmed in embu county

Health officials are on high alert after one case of mpox was confirmed in Embu County.

Governor Cecily Mbarire said the case was recently identified in a 29-year-old woman from the Kagaari area. The patient has been placed under travel restrictions to prevent further spread of the disease.

Speaking at Nembure Grounds in Manyatta Sub-County, Ms Mbarire said public health officers are on the ground to ensure the disease does not spread. She urged residents to visit health centres immediately upon showing symptoms.

“We urge residents to take this disease seriously and seek treatment immediately when they start showing symptoms,” Ms Mbarire said.

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Protesters in Nanyuki demonstrating against an Ebola quarantine facility.
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Protests erupt in Nanyuki over planned Ebola quarantine facility

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Residents of Nanyuki protested on Monday against plans to build a US-backed Ebola quarantine facility at the Nanyuki airbase.

The Principal Secretary for Health announced on June 6 that all 59 suspected Ebola cases in Kenya have tested negative. The update came during an inspection at the Busia-Malaba border amid ongoing surveillance efforts.

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Kenya's health authorities have urged citizens to postpone non-essential trips to Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo due to rising Ebola cases in those countries.

Uganda has confirmed one case of Ebola while an ongoing outbreak in the DRC has claimed 80 lives. The patient was a Congolese man who died in a Kampala hospital.

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The Kenyan Ministry of Health has reassured citizens of full preparedness for Ebola threats following reports that the United States may send exposed patients to Kenya for monitoring.

The U.S. government announced $50 million in funding to develop countermeasures against the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola amid an expanding outbreak in the DRC and Uganda.

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The Free State Department of Agriculture and Rural Development confirmed eight new cases of foot and mouth disease in Boshof and Smithfield on 17 July 2026.

 

 

 

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