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Violence
Anti-migrant violence in South Africa: MSF warns of growing humanitarian needs and access to healthcare disruptions
Tens of thousands of people—many from Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Nigeria and Ghana—have fled their homes due to fears for their safety and threats to their livelihoods. D Article - 10 Jul 2026
Access to Healthcare
Mozambique: MSF concludes activities in Palma following healthcare collapse triggered by deadly 2021 attack
In late March 2021, non-state armed groups later affiliating to Islamic State Mozambique attacked and looted the town of Palma, in Mozambique. Latest News - 9 Jul 2026
Sexual and Gender Based Violence
Abused by those closest: partners, or relatives who hold the power
The percentage of girls aged 13–24 who have experienced sexual violence in their lifetime declined between 2007 and 2022, reaching around 8 per cent in 2022. Article - 7 Jul 2026
Refugee, migration and displacement
Sudan's forgotten camp: where humanitarian organisations all but disappear
Um Rakuba refugee camp in eastern Sudan has not yet reached catastrophic threshold. But many of the warning signs are already there. Article - 1 Jul 2026
Year in Review
Year in Review 2025
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams around the world worked to assist people in 72 countries, in an ongoing act of solidarity. Article - 22 Jun 2026
Conflict in Sudan
Residents return to Akobo, a town stripped of services in South Sudan
Residents return to Akobo, a town stripped of services in South Sudan Article - 19 Jun 2026
Access to Healthcare
MSF: Game-changing HIV prevention medicine must be available for $40 per year, everywhere
Gilead must do more to ensure enough lenacapavir is available worldwide to truly make a dent in the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Article - 17 Jun 2026
Attacks on medical care
East DRC: MSF staff safely return to Bukavu following security incident in Mwenga, South Kivu
On 1 May, an MSF team traveling between Mwenga, Kamituga, and Kitutu in South Kivu as part of an assessment of humanitarian and medical needs were involved in a security incident. Article - 8 May 2026
Tuberculosis
National roundtable sets out important steps to improve childhood tuberculosis care in South Sudan
Ministry of Health, through the National Tuberculosis Programme, together with Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and partners, organized a roundtable in Juba on 27 and 28 April, to address the challenges related to childhood tuberculosis (TB) in South Sudan. Discussion was focused on the barriers preventing children from accessing appropriate care, as well as on efforts on developing the national strategy to improve early diagnosis and treatment of TB. Article - 28 Apr 2026
Access to Healthcare