Kenya confirmed its first Ebola case, a Kenyan who traveled from the DRC via Uganda and cleared screening at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport despite being ill for weeks. He died three days later. Health officials are monitoring 57 contacts, with 10 quarantined in Nairobi. The government designated five hospitals with 241 beds for treatment, while counties establish isolation centers using emergency funds. Health workers threaten to strike over inadequate protection, though President Ruto insists the nation is prepared.