Uganda’s health authorities confirm three new Ebola cases, according to reports from France 24 and RFI. The confirmations come after the World Health Organization raises its risk assessment for the Ebola outbreak in the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) to its highest level. Both outlets report that the new Ugandan cases are linked to the regional outbreak, reflecting cross-border transmission concerns. The WHO’s updated assessment signals an elevated threat level for the affected area, prompting heightened monitoring and response measures in neighbouring countries. Uganda’s confirmations add to the developing picture of the outbreak’s reach in the region. The articles describe the WHO risk update and the subsequent Ugandan case confirmations as the key developments in the latest reporting. No further details about the patients, locations, or investigative findings are provided in the shared excerpts beyond the number of cases and the connection to the DR Congo outbreak.