Ebola Response Pressure: The US urged Europe to tighten Ebola-related travel curbs as the outbreak in DR Congo and Uganda threatens wider spread, warning that weak measures could trigger broader US restrictions. World Cup Security Fallout: Somalia’s top referee Omar Artan was denied entry to the US over alleged links to terror groups, then returned home to a hero’s welcome—adding fresh controversy as Africa’s officials prepare for FIFA duties. Security at School: Nigeria’s Kogi State shut schools early after bandit attacks and threats of invasion, killing a vice principal and a six-year-old in Iluke, underscoring how insecurity is disrupting education. Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy: Ghana says its 24-hour export push is on track to create 1.7m jobs by 2028, with plans for modern markets and services across all districts. Ethiopia–Nigeria Legal Step: Ethiopia and Nigeria signed an agreement on exchanging sentenced persons after high-level talks, aiming to deepen cooperation across justice and other sectors. Kenya Election Risks: A new peace report warns Kenya’s poll season could face food and security shocks from regional conflicts and fuel-price pressures.