September 22 - September 28 1999 Section Last Week's Paper Ebola Warning on Uganda, Congo BorderA HEALTH notice to Ugandans living on the Congolese frontier to be on the lookout for people with symptoms of the deadly Ebola virus came amid reports, denied by the government, that at least one person had succumbed to it. Kerubino Bol, killed by renegade forces in southern Sudan, is seen here in Nairobi with one of his sons. The rebel leader fired the first shot that triggered the Southern Sudanese struggle for independence. Dar in 'Shock' Request for Election Funds TANZANIA LAST week presented donors with a request for Tsh637 million ($792,250) to conduct country-wide local government elections scheduled to start on November 8. A diplomatic source told The EastAfrican that the request, which was presented by the Ministry of Regional Administration and Local Government, "shocked" donors because it came too late to be worthwhile and did not include expenses for the awareness programmes that are supposed to be conducted. Code of Silence Queried as Chesoni Row Rages FAILURE BY Kenyan authorities to develop a credible communication protocol for use in the event of the ill health or death of high-ranking public officials has been cited in the row over Chief Justice Zacchaeus Chesoni's death.