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Ebola
DRC: Despite an ongoing Ebola disease outbreak, other health emergencies must not be neglected in the east of the country
Cholera, measles, malaria and violence linked to the ongoing conflict, among others, continue to threaten thousands of people in North and South Kivu. Article - 13 Aug 2026
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The long journey to healthcare for the women of Aweil
As wards overflow, MSF teams create space on floors and in corridors to ensure all those who need treatment can receive it. Article - 12 Aug 2026
War and conflict
MSF: Israel puts thousands at risk by blocking crucial supplies for healthcare in Gaza
In Gaza, most electricity has been cut by Israeli authorities and much of the electrical infrastructure has been destroyed. Article - 12 Aug 2026
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Expression of Interest: Development of an Integrated Approach for Non-Medical Hazardous Waste Management in Countries with Limited Treatment Options
MSF seeks qualified and experienced service providers capable of supporting the safe and compliant management of non-medical hazardous waste generated in South Sudan.
Malnutrition
Somalia: Survey of people displaced in Baidoa finds every second child malnourished 1 in 3 families surviving on 1 meal a day
MSF is calling for an urgent scale-up of inpatient treatment for severe acute malnutrition, particularly for children with medical complications Article - 11 Aug 2026
Refugee, migration and displacement
Refugees fleeing Sudan face months without shelter, water or healthcare in eastern Chad
The work relied heavily on community involvement. Most of the community mobilisation agents were refugees themselves, trained and supported by MSF to share health messages, follow up with families, and identify children who need nutritional support. Latest News - 10 Aug 2026
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Central African Republic: In Carnot, telemedicine helps medical teams tap into a global network of healthcare professionals
Globally, more than 5,300 cases were shared with experts in 2025 from 212 projects led by our teams across 58 countries. That same year, more than 1,200 MSF staff members were trained in telemedicine. Article - 7 Aug 2026
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Ebola Outbreak in DRC: MSF Issues Urgent Call as Cases Surge
Even more concerning, the outbreak shows no sign of slowing down. New suspected cases are being reported almost daily in new locations, outside already identified transmission chains. Article - 5 Aug 2026
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