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How mistrust emerged in real time in the Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak: ‘Ebola business’, social media and the history of mistrust in Ebola epidemics in eastern Congo
Summary box In the 2026 Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak in Ituri, eastern Congo, mistrust emerged simultaneously with the public health response, rather than developing after response activities began. Communities accept that Ebola is real but interpret case numbers, deaths and response activities
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