Diagnosis confirmed - he definitely had Ebola. I say "had" because now he's dead. Three houses now under quarantine, one adult son took off into the hills to avoid quarantine and hasn't been seen since, nurse who treated him left for the city - exact destination unknown, Medical Officer remains in the city so the clinic (the only medical facility in the area) is now unmanned, when they called the Ebola ambulance, it finally arrived the next day, people still believe that Ebola was started by the government to kill off the opposition (not smart enough to figure out that this thing is an equal opportunity killer). On and on it goes. Anyone who thinks this is going to be stopped in Africa or even slowed down is delusional. What happened here is what is just a small picture of what is happening everywhere in Africa that Ebola has planted its tentacles. Our missionary is still planning to stay - spiritual doors are opening that have never been opened before and he is certain that this is where God wants him right now. Things are always subject to change, but that's where we are right now.
By the way, I still hold to my belief that the threat of Ebola in America is rather small. I'm growing a bit more concerned, but I've read and observed enough to believe that while this deserves close attention and vigilance, and it is a good motivator for reviewing your preps, that's about the extent of it for most folks. I'm confident that there will be more cases here - perhaps many more cases - but short of some other major complication, fears of a pandemic of Ebola are completely unwarranted. I am far more worried about economic problem than I am Ebola problems.