Ebola Crisis: WHO says DR Congo’s Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak is intensifying at an “exceptional” pace, now the largest on record, with cases rising to 3,674 and deaths to 1,621 across 49 health zones. Security & Politics: Uganda’s Museveni urges Banyankole to cut excessive bride price demands and costly weddings, warning they push young couples into debt. Business Climate: KACITA warns traders fear formalising businesses because they expect immediate tax pursuit, arguing enforcement is outpacing incentives. Kampala Waste: KCCA plans a designated garbage collection point in every village after National Cleaning Day exposed gaps, aiming to speed up future cleanups. Energy Markets: Umeme shares have crashed about 85% since its distribution concession ended, with the firm pointing to an ongoing arbitration dispute. Diaspora & Finance: Equity Bank Uganda hosts a diaspora webinar urging Ugandans abroad to turn remittances into investment, with a possible diaspora bond discussed. Regional Trade/Industry: State Minister David Bahati inspects Najjera Industrial Hub, promising stronger support for local manufacturers and value addition. International Travel Policy: The US makes a refundable visa security bond permanent for nationals of 50 countries, including Uganda, with deposits up to $20,000. Culture & Sports: Uganda unveils a statue honouring Yonatan Netanyahu at Entebbe, while Ugandan referee Shamirah Nabadda is set to officiate a WAFCON quarter-final.