Seven American humanitarian workers who had been deployed to combat the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have become the first known occupants of the controversial U.S.- backed bio-isolation facility at Laikipia Air Base in Kenya, despite an ongoing legal dispute and widespread public opposition surrounding the project. According to Reuters, the
The biological threat collaboration deal between the US and Kenya, signed by the Uhuru Kenyatta regime in 2015, forms the basis of a US-planned Ebola quarantine facility for Americans on Kenyan soil at the Laikipia Air Base. Kenya signed the deal when the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak spread across eastern DR Congo and Uganda. Biological threat
The citizens of Nanyuki expressed outrage on Saturday over an impending march planned by youth on Monday against the Ebola quarantine center set to be constructed at Laikipia Airbase. The protest, planned to happen on Madaraka Day, was scheduled to force the hand of the Government. The High Court on May 29 granted conservatory orders
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