Uganda says Ebola-free, but Kenya and Nigeria cases may trace to its airport
Health officials are investigating whether infected travelers crossed paths at Uganda's main airport, even as the country insists it has no active cases.

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Health officials are investigating whether infected travelers crossed paths at Uganda's main airport, even as the country insists it has no active cases.
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