African Union & South Sudan

African Union: The African Union>>>'s health agency, Africa CDC, declared the Ebola outbreak a Public Health Emergency of Continental Security and warned that more African countries are at risk, leading to the postponement of the India-Africa Forum Summit.

South Sudan: South Sudan>>> is identified as a country at risk of Ebola spread due to its proximity and population movement with the affected regions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo>>> and Uganda>>>.

African Union: The African Union, through the Pan-African University, collaborated on the initiative.

South Sudan: South Sudan is one of the five target countries for the mobile learning initiative.

African Union: The African Union, through its champion Cyril Ramaphosa, is advocating for a coordinated African response to the Ebola outbreak due to its potential regional spread.

South Sudan: South Sudan is one of the countries whose nationals face travel bans from the US due to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

African Union: The African Union organized a virtual summit where India announced its financial contribution to Ebola preparedness.

South Sudan: South Sudan is categorized as a high-risk area for potential Ebola transmission due to its proximity to the outbreak's origin.

African Union: The African Union is tasked with protecting civilian lives and preventing further fragmentation.

South Sudan: South Sudan hosts refugees from Sudan, straining its resources.

African Union: The African Union estimated that the conflict in Ethiopia killed hundreds of thousands, providing context for the humanitarian situation that justified TPS.

South Sudan: South Sudan's TPS termination was upheld in a similar ruling.