Kinshasa (AFP) - The Democratic Republic of Congo on Sunday confirmed its first cases of Ebola in the epidemic that has affected four other African nations.
"The results are positive. The Ebola virus is confirmed in DRC," Health Minister Felix Kabange Numbi told AFP, referring to testing that had been undertaken on people infected with a previously unidentified fever that has killed 13 since mid-August in the northwest of the country.
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