
African ministers and officials taking part in the African summit are being screened for Ebola.
The 24th African Union Summit kicks off in the Ethiopian capital on Friday.
The screening is part of the African Union Commission's efforts to prevent any infections of Ebola during the summit.
Besides the Ebola screening, organizes have placed posters reading: Ebola is a fact and reality" and "Let's defeat Ebola".
Meanwhile, the three West African countries worst hit by Ebola risk a "double disaster" unless a multi-million dollar plan is put in place to help their economies recover, Oxfam warned on Tuesday.
In Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone people were struggling to make ends meet having seen their incomes plummet, the aid agency said.
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