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5 panelists discuss 30 years of MSF’s work in Nigeria, exploring what has changed, what challenges remain, and what humanitarian action should look like for communities across the country in the years ahead.
Access to Healthcare

Thirty years in Nigeria: responding to crises, standing with communities

For 30 years, MSF has worked alongside people caught in these crises—responding to emergencies, treating disease, and continually adapting our medical humanitarian work to the changing needs of Nigeria's people Article - 8 Oct 2026
 
An ebola aid worker simulation
Ebola

MSF Reaction to the announcement of the 1st Ebola case reported in Kenya

Following the announcement by Kenya’s Ministry of Health of the country’s first confirmed Ebola case and subsequent death in Nairobi, MSF in close coordination with the MoH and other actors is following the situation closely. Article - 7 Oct 2026
 
Sworo Scopas Duku is a South Sudanese working with MSF in South Sudan.
Access to Healthcare

Why I Chose Healthcare

Article - 6 Oct 2026
 
MSF continues to support migrants impacted by anti-migrant violence in South Africa
Migrants

MSF expands humanitarian assistance to Nyamapanda in support of Malawians

As movement patterns evolved, MSF extended its response to Nyamapanda to support Malawians passing through Zimbabwe on their journey home via the Nyamapanda border. Article - 5 Oct 2026
 
An ebola aid worker simulation
Ebola

MSF staff tests positive to Ebola disease and medically evacuated

MSF cannot share specific details regarding individual medical evacuations in order to respect medical confidentiality and protect the privacy of our colleague. Article - 1 Oct 2026
 
Responding to high malnutrition rates in Salamat Province
Malnutrition

In Chad, tackling malnutrition starts in the community

“Our money comes from what we harvest,” she says, “but over the past two years, we haven’t had much of a harvest.” Fadija is five months pregnant. Article - 30 Sep 2026
 
MSF Flag and stethoscope
Attacks on medical care

Somalia: Civilians must be protected and safe access to hospitals ensured amid escalating violence in Baidoa

Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is deeply alarmed by the impact of the escalating violence in Baidoa, Somalia’s South West State, on civilians and their access to essential healthcare. Article - 29 Sep 2026
 
MSF flag
War and conflict

Northern Ethiopia: MSF scales up healthcare response as renewed fighting drives surge in war-wounded patients

MSF is monitoring community displacement, as people flee the conflict and is preparing to respond to the needs of displaced people in Tigray, Amhara and Afar regions.

Article - 28 Sep 2026