Wildlife & Tourism: Uganda Wildlife Authority reports a newborn lion cub in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, spotted in good health as it fed alongside its pride—another boost for Uganda’s famed tree-climbing lion tourism. Ebola Update (Uganda): Uganda’s Ministry of Health confirms three new Ebola infections, bringing the total to 19, with most cases linked to cross-border transmission from the DRC; 13 patients are in isolation treatment, four recovered, and one additional death reported. Ebola Preparedness (Travel): Uganda’s Interior Ministry orders governors nationwide to intensify Ebola surveillance, screening, investigation and control, including possible isolation or quarantine for at least 21 days for suspected contacts. Regional Health Pressure: Congo’s Ebola fight is being strained by low pay and fatigue among health workers, raising concerns about sustained response capacity. Tourism Infrastructure: Government officials toured a new branded 5-star Marriott luxury property in Nsambya, signaling continued investment aimed at attracting high-end visitors. Travel Safety in the Wider World: UAE and Mauritius have tightened entry rules for travelers linked to Ebola-affected countries, adding more friction for regional movement. Education & Capacity: A new education census warns enrolment gains are outpacing classrooms, teachers, sanitation and secondary access—an indirect pressure on future travel and school-linked mobility.