EBOLA OUTBREAK IN DRC ON TRACK TO ECLIPSE 2014-2016 WEST AFRICA EPIDEMIC- WHO CHIEF. (PHOTO).

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 Ebola outbreak in DRC on track to eclipse 2014-2016 West Africa epidemic: WHO chief The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is "on track to eclipse" the 2014-2016 West Africa epidemic at its current pace, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said, Anadolu Agency reported. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at a media briefing in Geneva that the outbreak is already the second-biggest Ebola epidemic on record and is spreading faster than any previous outbreak. Officially, 4,449 confirmed cases and 2,061 deaths have been reported in five provinces and 53 health zones, he said. About 90% of cases and 80% of deaths are concentrated in Ituri province, with sustained transmission in Bunia, Rwampara, Nizi, and Lita. Treatment capacity Tedros said a high proportion of deaths are occurring in communities rather than treatment centres and outside known contact lists, indicating unidentified chains of transmission. The WHO and its partners are scaling up surveilla...
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ZAMBIA ELECTION: STATEMENT BY FORMER USA AMBASSADOR TO ZAMBIA - AMB. MICHAEL C. GONZALES. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 STATEMENT BY FORMER USA AMBASSADOR TO ZAMBIA - Amb. Michael C. Gonzales


On the Occasion of the General Elections - Thursday 13 August 2026_


Five years ago you, the people of Zambia, showed the world what Democracy and voting truly means. You stood in long lines, you waited patiently, and you peacefully removed the former party in office through the ballot. In doing so you did more than change a government. You inspired Botswana, Malawi and many other African countries that have since rejected brutal and corrupt regimes. That moment proved that the power of the people is real, and that your vote can change the destiny of a nation.


Today, as you prepare to go to the polls again on Thursday 13 August 2026, I urge you to remember that same power and courage. Zambia has the potential to succeed and become self sustainable. You are blessed with land, minerals, water, young people, and a spirit of unity that no country can take from you. But the problem that Zambia is lacking right now is credible and transparent leadership. Leadership that respects the law, protects human rights, upholds the Constitution, delivers services, and serves the people instead of itself.


This is your moment to change the direction of your country. Do not vote for a return of the past. Vote for a future where your children can go to school, find work, access health care, and live in peace and dignity. Vote for leaders who will be accountable to you every day, not just on election day.


Do not fear. Your vote is secret, your voice is powerful, and your choice matters. The world is watching Zambia. International electoral mechanisms and regulations are clear on how transparent elections should look like, and the international community expects the process to be free, fair, and peaceful.


So I say to you: Participate. Protect your vote. Vote like your life depends on it, because truly it does. You only have one  opportunity on 13 August 2026 for next 5 years to hire and fire corrupt politicians.

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