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PREMIUM Stellah Bosire: Ebola rules must have human face Rights violations can undermine disease control by discouraging people from seeking treatment for fear of punishment, humiliation or unaffordable quarantine. Our Columnists Just now Listen

PREMIUM Stellah Bosire: Ebola rules must have human face Rights violations can undermine disease control by discouraging people from seeking treatment for fear of punishment, humiliation or unaffordable quarantine. Our Columnists Just now Listen

By GhanaSummary NewsroomKenya

Kenya has confirmed an imported case of Ebola disease, resulting in the patient’s death.

The Public Health (Ebola Disease) Rules, 2026, dated October 12, provide for surveillance, screening, quarantine, isolation, contact tracing and safe burial.

However, the case raises questions about our preparedness to detect, contain and respond to infectious disease threats.

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