South Africa has reported three new outbreaks of African swine fever, bringing the total affected pigs to over 43,100 in more than two years. The disease, difficult to control due to the virus's ability to remain viable in various environments, has been particularly challenging in South Africa. Meanwhile, Uganda is grappling with the disease, with stakeholders emphasizing the need for strict biosecurity and disease control measures to maintain PSA-free areas. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization is advocating for quarantine and movement bans, quick diagnostic team mobilization, and accurate and timely communication to control the spread in Uganda. In Nigeria, the federal government has launched an advanced veterinary epidemiology training program, in collaboration with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, to control animal diseases and reduce their impact.