Access to Healthcare
Port-au-Prince: MSF treats over 100 patients in two weeks as hospital access deteriorates.
In 2025, 686 patients injured by violence were admitted to MSF’s Tabarre hospital, nearly 90 per cent of them with gunshot wounds. Article - 23 Jan 2026
Malnutrition
Afar: Delivering Lifesaving Nutrition Across One of Ethiopia’s Harshest Landscapes
In 2025, MSF outreach teams treated 1,745 children and nearly 100 pregnant and lactating mothers across the eight locations in Afar and referred 272 children from health posts and centres to the ITFC due to medical complications. Article - 22 Jan 2026
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
Opportunities
PROPOSED INTERIOR RENOVATIONS FOR MSF EAST AFRICA FIFTH FLOOR, PITMAN HOUSE NAIROBI ( REF: MSFEA_RFQ0045)
Proposed interior renovations for MSF East Africa, Fifth Floor, Pitman House, Nairobi (Ref: MSFEA_RFQ0045)
Opportunities
Terms of Reference (ToR) Consultancy: Design & Facilitation of Change & Resilience Workshops MSF Eastern Africa
The purpose of this consultancy is to design, adapt, and facilitate a contextually relevant Change & Resilience learning process
Climate Emergency
Failed rains and donor neglect fuelling health emergency in Somalia
Somalia is facing a severe health and nutrition crisis following consecutive failed rainy seasons, soaring water prices, and drastic cuts in humanitarian aid. In November 2025, the Federal Government of Somalia declared a drought emergency. Article - 19 Jan 2026
Conflict in Sudan
Access Restrictions are Preventing Lifesaving Medical Care in Jonglei State
The affected areas are experiencing increased humanitarian needs due to ongoing conflict and displacements, while the interruption of health services is increasing risks for vulnerable populations, including children, pregnant women, and people living with chronic or life-threatening conditions. Article - 16 Jan 2026
Malaria
Treating Malaria in Gummi: How timely care makes the difference
Gummi, in northwestern Nigeria, lies within the Sahel savannah malaria belt, which extends across several countries in the region, where malaria is endemic and remains one of the leading causes of illness Article - 14 Jan 2026
Humanitarian challenges
The humanitarian situation in Burundi remains alarming
Médecins Sans Frontières is committed to improving access to essential healthcare and ensuring high-quality, free services for the people in the camp to prevent further deaths. Article - 14 Jan 2026
War and conflict