Victor Otieno

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213 appearances 7 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 4 Jul

Victor Otieno’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Indeed, somebody just gifted me a muffler of the Cape Verdean national team.
Some people are already going to nearby bars to celebrate nearby clubs.
Big moment for them tonight.
Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus did reveal that today there are 344 positive cases of Ebola in the DRC.
including 60 deaths and 116 suspected cases.
Six people have so far recovered.
And then in neighboring Uganda, there are 15 confirmed cases and one death.
But Dr. Tedros was also keen to speak about efforts and also the challenges that they are facing.
While he said that the world is catching up with the Ebola outbreak, he also admitted that there are challenges in scaling up testing capacity and also spoke about the fact that only about 45% of contacts have been followed up.
He said that there needs to be, that figure needs to be around 90%.
So really tough times indeed for responders to the Ebola virus.
That's right, Valerie.
He was very blunt in that warning and cautioning against those blanket travel restrictions because he said that they disrupted supply chains and hindered the response.
He rather urged countries to prioritize exit screenings at airports and ports.
And, you know, to ensure there are these screening operations ongoing, because closing the border, as the WHO has said over the last couple of weeks, also hinders access to data, up-to-date data that is really needed for the information of people around the virus.
So it's something that is really important, as the WHO says.
And over the last couple of weeks, we've seen countries such as Canada, the United States,
rolling out some of these restrictive measures.
Canada, for example, has a 90-day pause on documentation or immigration for people from DRC, Uganda and South Sudan.
And with the World Cup coming, people from these different countries that are going to take part, especially from the DRC, supporters say they remain stranded because they don't know how they are going to support the DRC that will be participating in the tournament for the first time in over 50 years.
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