Democratic Republic of the Congo
Guinea has so far recorded up to 10 suspected cases of Ebola and five deaths.
The Congolese Health Ministry confirmed a case in Goma, a city home to more than 2 million. The country's Ebola outbreak is the second deadliest in history.
The Democratic Republic of Congo government cut the internet. People attacked medical facilities. NGOs relocated their staff.
Patient numbers are rising as health responders struggle to fight Ebola in a Democratic Republic of Congo war zone.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Instability in central Africa could thwart efforts to wipe out a deadly disease.
It's now the third-largest outbreak ever of the deadly hemorrhagic fever, with 215 deaths.
The outbreak of the deadly hemorrhagic fever has already killed 139 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A surge in patients. Attacks against health workers. Money running out. What the outbreak has been like in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Health care workers are sidelined as growing misinformation and community resistance hampers response efforts against the deadly hemorrhagic fever in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Experts worry the outbreak could escalate after a patient died in Butembo, a city of about 1 million people in the Democratic Republic of Congo.