Ebola is racing through the Democratic Republic of Congo, with over 3,200 confirmed cases and more than 1,400 deaths—nearly matching the worst outbreak in 2018–2020. The Bundibugyo strain, with no approved vaccines or treatments, is spreading faster than ever, concentrated in eastern Ituri province. Rebel violence, healthcare worker strikes over unpaid wages, and attacks on aid teams have crippled containment efforts. Patient zero remains unknown, and chaotic movement due to conflict and illegal mining makes contact tracing nearly impossible. Yet, in the face of devastation, some communities are turning against the virus—having lost loved ones, they now stand united to stop the outbreak and reclaim their lives.
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