Despite confirming its first case of imported Ebola virus disease, Kenya’s Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has affirmed that the country remains safe for travel, tourism, trade, and investment. Duale addressed diplomats and international organisations, providing reassurance that the government is actively responding to the situation. Enhanced surveillance measures, rigorous contact tracing, and increased testing capabilities have been immediately implemented following the case confirmation two days prior. The government is prioritizing containment and preventing further spread of the virus within Kenya. Authorities emphasize that the situation is under control and does not pose a significant risk to visitors or the local population. Duale’s statements aim to mitigate potential economic impacts and maintain confidence in Kenya’s public health infrastructure.