The African Development Bank concluded a supervision mission for a health emergency project in Sudan, assessing implementation progress. An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has reported over 9,000 confirmed cases and more than 4,000 deaths, with a confirmed imported case in a neighboring country. Incidents involving drone-delivered explosives impacting aid operations saw a substantial increase in 2025 compared to 2024.

The ongoing Ebola outbreak in a neighboring country presents a regional health risk, including for South Sudan. Humanitarian funding for South Sudan remains well below requirements, potentially impacting aid delivery. The increasing use of drones with explosives poses a growing threat to aid workers and humanitarian assets.

South Sudan hosts a significant number of internally displaced persons and refugees. The underfunding of humanitarian operations could exacerbate vulnerabilities for these populations and others in need of assistance.

The provided reports do not detail the specific impact of the Ebola outbreak on South Sudan, nor do they specify the number of aid workers affected by drone incidents in South Sudan.