Ebola Update (DRC/Region): WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus visited Bunia in eastern Congo, opening a new Ebola treatment centre and reporting five recoveries from the rare Bundibugyo strain—four discharged and one earlier—while warning the outbreak is still spreading faster than response, with Congo reporting hundreds of confirmed cases and over 1,000 suspected cases and Uganda also affected. Regional Coordination (EAC/Africa CDC): East African Community health ministers will hold an emergency virtual meeting June 1–2 to coordinate surveillance, mobile labs, infection prevention, risk communication, and harmonised rules for Ebola vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics; Africa CDC’s Jean Kaseya warned that lack of licensed vaccine and intense cross-border movement could drive wider spread. Travel & Border Measures: WHO urged countries to reconsider travel restrictions and border closures, saying they can discourage transparency; Rwanda has limited travel from Congo and bars entry for foreign nationals who travelled through Congo in the last 30 days, while airlines like KLM have cancelled flights linked to Ebola-related entry measures. Health System Reality Check: MSF said the outbreak’s true scale is likely underestimated due to weak reporting and difficult access in conflict-affected areas. Local Relevance (Rwanda): With Rwanda flagged among high-risk countries for potential spread, the focus for Rwanda Healthcare Daily is on preparedness, early detection, and community trust as the region ramps up response.