Kenya Quarantine Sparks Legal Crisis | Roanoke News

Kenyan activists are furious as the government ignores a court order blocking an American-backed Ebola quarantine center, now housing seven U.S. staff evacuated from Congo—despite no symptoms and zero local cases. Protests in Nanyuki turned deadly, with two deaths, as residents accuse authorities of lawlessness. The Kenyan president defends the facility as part of U.S. partnership, while legal groups warn of healthcare overload. Samaritan’s Purse remains silent on why the center operates despite the ruling, leaving tensions high and public trust in question. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pill...