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African  swine  fever  (ASF)  outbreaks  have  been  reported  in  Sub-Saharan  countries,  including  West  Africa  states,  but  has  never  been  notified  in  the  Republic  of  Sierra  Leone.  This  is  the  first  report  describing  field  epidemiological  and  laboratory  investigations  into  the  outbreak  of  fatal  pig  disease  in  western rural and urban districts, Freetown. A preliminary finding indicated that pigs exhibited clinical and necropsy  signs  suggestive  of  ASF.  Serological  (ELISA)  and  molecular  (qRT-PCR)  methods  used  to  confirm  and  investigate  the  outbreak  yielded  three  positive  results  for  the  ASF  antibody  and  all  negative  for Swine flu; thus, confirming ASF as the etiology agent.

Quantitative Outcomes of a One Health Approach to Investigate the First Outbreak of African Swine Fever in the Republic of Sierra Leone