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Video: Al Jazeera clip features Ebola survivor urging treatment in DRC amid outbreak

Al Jazeera clip features Ebola survivor urging treatment in DRC amid outbreak

Jul 4, 2026

The Al Jazeera English video features survivor Gladys Mungoromu (Munguromu) recounting her Ebola infection in the DRC. She describes family members dying after initial refusal of hospital care due to rumors that facilities caused death, her own infection through contact, fear-driven delay in seeking help, and eventual positive experience with treatment leading to survival. She urges Congolese to accept medical care and reject misinformation. The clip is part of ongoing coverage of the 2026 Bundibugyo virus outbreak in Ituri Province.

Source: Al Jazeera English

Video: UNDP: DRC Ebola outbreak risks $3.6B Africa loss, 1M into poverty

UNDP: DRC Ebola outbreak risks $3.6B Africa loss, 1M into poverty

Jun 30, 2026

Reuters clip reports UNDP assessment of the ongoing DRC Ebola outbreak. Segments cover projected poverty increase of nearly 1 million people in DRC, where six in ten live below the poverty line, alongside up to $3.6 billion in African economic losses and over 300,000 jobs at risk. The report draws from the UNDP Rapid Socioeconomic Assessment, presented at a Geneva briefing. It references official poverty statistics and macroeconomic modeling for the DRC and wider region, with no additional guests or graphics detailed in the transcript.

Source: Reuters

Video: WHO Reports 75 Healthcare Workers Infected in DRC Ebola Outbreak

WHO Reports 75 Healthcare Workers Infected in DRC Ebola Outbreak

Jun 19, 2026

The brief clip features a WHO official stating that 75 healthcare workers have been infected with Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo outbreak, with 17 deaths among them. It references early infections among medics and personal accounts from survivors in Bunia. The segment draws directly from WHO statements and provides basic statistics on infection and fatality rates among health workers. No additional guests or graphics are evident; the focus remains on the official case count update amid the ongoing Bundibugyo virus outbreak.

Source: Reuters

Video: Africa CDC Director Warns Ebola Outbreak in DRC, Uganda Risks Escalation

Africa CDC Director Warns Ebola Outbreak in DRC, Uganda Risks Escalation

Jun 17, 2026

DW News interview with Africa CDC Director-General Dr. Jean Kaseya (transcript spells Casaya) on the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak declared four weeks prior. Kaseya notes higher case and death counts than prior outbreaks at the same stage, stresses urban setting and security challenges, and calls for accelerated contact tracing, testing capacity, and community engagement to address mistrust. He references $910 million in pledges and warns of rising costs to $1-4 billion without swift disbursement.

Source: DW News

Video: Reuters Report Examines Social Media Role in DRC Ebola Response

Reuters Report Examines Social Media Role in DRC Ebola Response

Jun 16, 2026

The Reuters segment profiles Congolese social media influencers, including Bob Langa Jakub (SEBO), working with the Ministry of Health to produce awareness videos about the Ebola outbreak centered in Bunia, Ituri Province. It highlights challenges like insecurity limiting traditional outreach and quotes ministry official Hussein Tuabu on using platforms like TikTok and Facebook to reach youth. The report notes over 800 cases of the Bundibugyo strain, which lacks approved vaccines or treatments, and mentions ongoing efforts at Bunia General Hospital amid rising cases. Sourcing draws from named local influencers, ministry officials, and hospital workers.

Source: Reuters

Video: CBS report on DRC Ebola outbreak and Uganda border controls holds up

CBS report on DRC Ebola outbreak and Uganda border controls holds up

Jun 16, 2026

The CBS News segment, filed from Uganda by correspondent Ramy Oencio, covers the ongoing Ebola outbreak centered in eastern DRC's Ituri Province. It reports surging confirmed cases exceeding 800 after one month, WHO concerns over geographic spread and community transmission, a border incident involving security forces and a victim's body, and Uganda's screening measures including QR-code declarations and a closed but porous 500-mile border. Uganda's Director of Public Health is quoted on the difficulty of controlling movement, noting all Ugandan cases are imported and no new local cases for 11 days.

Source: CBS News

Video: MSF Reports Persistent Gaps in DRC Ebola Response

MSF Reports Persistent Gaps in DRC Ebola Response

Jun 16, 2026

The NBC News clip features an MSF field worker describing conditions during the ongoing Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC's Ituri province. The speaker details overwhelming caseloads, late-stage patient arrivals, household-level transmission, community deaths exceeding confirmed cases, and comparisons to the scale of the West Africa epidemic and prior DRC outbreaks. The segment relays firsthand observations from an MSF team member on the ground for three weeks, emphasizing gaps in surveillance and response capacity one month after the May 15, 2026 declaration. It draws on MSF's direct operational experience without additional named experts or official graphics.

Source: NBC News