Ebola Response in DRC: WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus says the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo “can be stopped,” urging a ceasefire as conflict and displacement hamper care; WHO reports 10 confirmed and 223 suspected deaths since the outbreak was declared on May 15. Ebola Preparedness in Nigeria: Nigeria’s health agency (NCDC) puts Lagos, FCT and several other states on high alert over the Bundibugyo strain, warning there’s no approved vaccine or specific treatment. Security Fallout in Nigeria: A U.S. religious freedom watchdog accuses parts of Nigeria’s military and police of colluding with Fulani militias, while the Pentagon says it struck an ISIS commander in Nigeria amid corruption allegations. Senegal Political Shake-up: Senegal’s parliament elects ousted PM Ousmane Sonko as speaker, setting up a fresh clash with President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Kenya School Fire: A dormitory fire at Utumishi Girls School in Gilgil kills at least 16 students and injures scores, as police investigate possible wrongdoing. Trade Boost for Kenya Avocados: China’s zero-tariff policy for 53 African countries from May 1 is expected to lift Kenya’s avocado value chain, with processing firms geared for exports. Health Debate in Kenya: Campaigners warn Kenya’s tobacco control fight is being undermined by “harm reduction” claims as e-cigarette and nicotine pouch use rises among youth. Business & Mobility: Nigeria’s Metro Africa Xpress (MAX) ramps up electric two- and three-wheeler innovation, betting on lower costs and cleaner transport. Regional Connectivity: Air Peace launches scheduled flights linking West Africa and the Caribbean, aiming to unlock trade and tourism.