Ebola Response: Uganda reported no new Ebola cases for five days, keeping the national total at 19, as President Museveni said the “fire” is easing but warned the risk remains high and urged strict action; the Health Ministry rolled out tighter prevention steps in districts bordering eastern DRC, including suspending mass gatherings and reinforcing border screening. Medical Interns Pay: Vice-President Jessica Alupo said Cabinet will review the decision to stop paying medical interns, after MPs raised concerns that interns keep hospitals running and need support beyond a “lunch instead of allowance” proposal. Parliament & Finance: Parliament approved a €168.9m loan for Phase II of solar-powered irrigation to boost coffee production, while Uganda’s budget preparations also feature oil and gas revenue expectations and major spending plans. Aviation & Investment: Uganda Airlines signed a $985m Boeing deal for new passenger and cargo aircraft, aiming to expand regional and international connectivity. Governance & Public Safety: MPs demanded action against mob justice after the death of rugby player Sydney Gongodyo Gyabi, pushing the Ministry of Internal Affairs to report on the incidents. Economy & Jobs: A new livelihood study on Uganda’s DREAMS programme found entrepreneurship-plus-market access reduced extreme poverty in refugee-host areas. Sports & Society: Airtel renewed its partnership with Buganda for the Masaza Cup, while Zanzibar Heroes vs Uganda Cranes friendly was postponed.