Ebola Crisis in Congo: MSF warns of an “alarming surge” of Ebola in North Kivu, saying cases have intensified since early September and the province now drives nearly 40% of new confirmations, as WHO reports thousands of deaths with no vaccine or specific treatment. Anti-Corruption Court: Uganda’s Consul General in Mombasa, Amb. Herbert Kiguli, has been remanded to Luzira over alleged Shs494m loss and abuse of office linked to Bukalasa Agricultural College requisitions; bail hearing set for Oct 7. Parliament vs Digital Number Plates: MPs arrested two officials after conflicting pricing breakdowns and an admission of lying under oath, as the inquiry widens from plate costs to whether the wider security system delivers value. Health Worker Guidance: Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa told newly trained CHEWs in Mitooma not to treat patients or run clinics—focus is health education, prevention, surveillance, and referrals. Currency Pressure: The shilling hit a record low, with banks quoting over 4,000 per dollar as seasonal demand and dollar buying strain the market. Security & Justice: Two former informers were convicted by the General Court Martial for murder tied to a failed “staged” suicide bombing plot in Munyonyo and Kalerwe. Patriotism Training: Government says all Senior Six leavers will undergo six months of mandatory patriotism training at NALI, Kyankwanzi. Mining Push: Equity Bank reaffirmed support for Uganda’s mining sector, backing financial inclusion for artisanal miners and safer, more productive practices.