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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
Gaza - Israel War
Three years on, Israel is asphyxiating Gaza and dismantling the means of survival
Article - 6 Oct 2026
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Sudan’s patients are still here. The clinics they need are disappearing.
Vaccinations once available at the centre have stopped, while testing is now largely limited to malaria. Article - 8 Sep 2026
Floods
MSF team arrives in Nepal to assess people’s needs following devastating flash floods
The floods rapidly impacted Timure, Rasuwagadhi and Syabrubesi areas causing significant damage to settlements, markets and infrastructure. Article - 27 Aug 2026
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Outreach Activities: When the River Is the Only Road to Healthcare
Outreach teams and boats run by MSF are essential for communities living along the rivers in Upper Nile and Jonglei states to access lifesaving healthcare. Article - 26 Aug 2026
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A Long Road to Care: Supporting Patients at Maiani General Hospital in Tigray
Around 250,000 people rely on Maiani General Hospital, a critical referral point for Sheraro and surrounding communities. There are five health centres in its wider catchment area, but they operate with limited capacity and are unable to respond to the full range of medical needs. Article - 25 Aug 2026
Refugee, migration and displacement
Busuma camp, seven months later
Living conditions in the Busuma refugee camp, where around 42,000 Congolese refugees are currently living, have improved over the past seven months. Article - 19 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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