“This patient left the airport directly to the hospital and for these two or three days he was receiving visitors and they were all going back somewhere,” said Miskellah.

The patient travelled by road from the DRC to Kampala, Uganda, before boarding a JamboJet flight to Nairobi.

Our investigation found travellers and border staff moving through the main crossing without undergoing visible temperature checks, routine health screening or symptom declarations.

As Kenyans mull over what could have gone wrong, experts say the next 72 hours are a do-or-die moment in the management of the disease.

EAC is considered among the most integrated regional economic blocs in Africa due to the ease of movement of people and goods.

The former MP was apparently upset by the number of questions the lawyer asked him during cross-examination.

Contact tracing has also been extended to passengers who travelled on the same flight as the deceased after entering the country.

We wish to assure the general public, members of ODM, the people of Siaya County, and the entire nation that Dr Oburu Oginga is well, safe, and in good spirits.

KMPDU demands investigation, arrest and prosecution of those who allegedly sneaked Ebola patient into Kenya, says it poses serious public health risk.

Publishers have said that they will work with the Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) and law enforcement agencies to pursue offenders.

“This patient left the airport directly to the hospital and for these two or three days he was receiving visitors and they were all going back somewhere,” said Miskellah.

The DPP argued that the prosecution had established compelling reasons to keep the accused persons in custody pending trial, citing risks to witnesses and the integrity of the proceedings.

Walter Kipkoech, 23, who is accused of killing a high school student in Molo, will be detained for 21 days at Molo Police Station.

Bestselling British author Jeffrey Archer, whose political career was derailed by a perjury conviction, has died aged 86

Dr Salina Jelimo Wekesa has stirred debate after urging Kenyan men to stop pursuing DNA tests and instead continue raising children they have brought up as their own

KMPDU Deputy Secretary General Dr Dennis Miskellah said the incident poses a serious security and public health risk that should not be condoned.