Aight, listen up. Ebola done popped off again in the DR Congo. 65 people already gone. Straight up, 65 souls. The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC Africa) actin' all surprised, but this the same old song and dance. 'Bout 246 cases they claim, mostly in Mongwalu and Rwampara where folks already struggling.

They say four of them deaths confirmed by the lab. Like that makes it any better. The CDC Africa callin' meetings with DR Congo, Uganda, South Sudan, and whoever else wants to chime in. Talk is cheap, tho. Where the real help at?

That Institut National de Recherche Biomédicale (INRB) in Kinshasa found Ebola in 13 out of 20 samples. Big whoop. This ain't no game. People dyin' out here. They workin' with the DR Congo Ministry of Health and National Public Institute. Bureaucracy on top of bureaucracy. No cap.

Ebola, that's that nasty virus that got you bleedin' from everywhere. Straight up, your body be turnin' against you. Spreads from contact with fluids, so watch who you touchin'. Fever, pain, fatigue, all that mess. Then you just fade away.

First time they saw this joint was back in '76 in the Congo. They say bats brought it. Always blame it on the animals. And there ain't no cure. They got nothin' for you. You just gotta hope you strong enough to fight it.

The Congo got hit hard back in 2018-2020. Lost damn near 2,300 people. Last year, 15 died. Still too many. This is the 16th time this happened in that country. 16 times! They ain't learn nothin'?

So what's the real deal? Same struggle, different day. The system ain't built for us. They don't care 'bout the Congo. They don't care 'bout black folks dyin'. It's all about the money and the power.

They talkin' 'bout cross-border surveillance. Sounds like more ways to control us. More ways to keep us down. We need real solutions. We need clean water, good healthcare, and jobs. We need to take care of each other, 'cause ain't nobody else gonna do it.

Real talk, this Ebola mess is just another reminder that we gotta look out for ourselves. Trust nobody. Stay vigilant. And pray for the Congo. They need all the help they can get.