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People waiting outside an MSF mobile clinic in Alua Velha, Eráti District, Nampula Province.
Access to Healthcare

MSF concludes emergency response in northern Mozambique, but critical gaps in healthcare access remain

The response was launched following the country’s largest wave of displacement last year. Article - 7 Apr 2026
 
Kenyatta University, Teaching, Referral & Research Hospital (KUTRRH) Tumaini Clinic in Nairobi
Sexual and Gender Based Violence

Free, Confidential Care for SGBV Survivors Launched at Kenyatta University, Teaching, Referral & Research Hospital (KUTRRH) Tumaini Clinic in Nairobi

Survivors of sexual and gender-based violence can now access free, 24/7 confidential comprehensive medical services at the Kenyatta University, Teaching, Referral & Research Hospital (KUTRRH) Tumaini Clinic in Nairobi. Article - 6 Mar 2026
 
Bowl for a cause

Bowl For a Cause - First MSF Bowling Challenge

For over 50 years, Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders)/MSF a medical humanitarian organisation, has delivered life-saving care to people who have nowhere else to turn.

 
Peer educators at Mbare Poly Clinic
Access to Healthcare

How Youth Participation Is Strengthening Adolescent-Friendly Care in Mbare

The committee acts as a bridge between the clinics and the community. It dispels misinformation, including rumours that MSF services are paid for Article - 19 Feb 2026
 
Malakal Teaching Hospital
Access to Healthcare

MSF begins supporting surgical services at Malakal Teaching Hospital, Upper Nile State

Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF), in collaboration with the Ministry of Health (MoH), has strengthened life-saving surgical services at Malakal Teaching Hospital in Upper Nile State. Article - 22 Jan 2026
 
Entrance of MSF’s hospital in Nduta Camp, Tanzania.
Refugee, migration and displacement

Ten Years in a Refugee Camp: A Tanzanian Doctor on the Frontlines of Humanitarian Care

Medicine is not just about curing disease; it is about nurturing dignity, empowering humanity, and leaving behind a world where care and compassion are not luxuries, but the foundation of life itself. Article - 17 Dec 2025
 
Pakistan is among the top five countries contributing to the global TB burden, with an estimated 670,000 new cases reported in 2024, around 6.3 percent of the world’s total. To improve access to care, MSF opened a TB clinic at the Rural Health Centre, Baldia Town, in February 2025, in collaboration with the Department of Health, with a strong focus on paediatric patients. The clinic provides TB diagnosis, treatment, contact tracing, and community education for residents of Keamari district.
Access to Healthcare

Healing Lives: Tuberculosis Patients Find Strength and Care in Baldia, Pakistan

Pakistan is among the top five countries contributing to the global TB burden, with an estimated 670,000 new cases reported in 2024. Article - 2 Dec 2025
 
 Limited Access to Healthcare in Conflict-hit Cabo Delgado
War and conflict

Mozambique: MSF suspends activities in Mocímboa da Praia as violence surges

As of 26 September, MSF has suspended all medical activities in Mocímboa da Praia. Services were being carried out in collaboration with the Ministry of Health. They include the emergency room and maternity ward at the District Rural Hospital of Mocímboa da Praia, other lifesaving care at the facility and the referral system that enables patients with severe conditions to be transferred to other facilities. Mental health and psychosocial support as well as outreach activities run by community health workers in remote areas are also suspended. Some patients requiring specialised care have been referred to health facilities in Pemba and Mueda. Article - 26 Sep 2025
 
3rd annual Mombasa health research conference 2025
Mental Health

Mombasa youth study highlights improvements to mental health for adolescents and young people

Newly released results from the MombasaYouth Study highlight both important progress and significant remaining gaps in the mentalhealth and well-being among young people in the county. Article - 4 Sep 2025
 
Surviving sexual violence in Eastern DRC for Congolese women in Goma, nowhere is safe
Sexual Violence

Surviving sexual violence in Eastern DRC,for Congolese women in Goma, nowhere is safe

MSF teams continue to record alarming levels of sexual violence cases. Between January and April, more than 7,400 survivors of sexual violence received treatment at Ministry of Health facilities supported by MSF in Goma. West of the city, in Saké, an additional 2,400 survivors were treated during the same period. Article - 30 Jul 2025