Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has said Kenya remains safe for travel, tourism, trade, and investment despite confirmation of the country’s first imported Ebola virus disease case. Duale assured diplomats and international organisations that the government had intensified surveillance, contact tracing, and testing following the confirmation of the case two days ago, stressing that the…
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