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Fields and streets in Deir ez-Zor contaminated with landmines, unexploded ordnance, rockets, and booby traps.
War and conflict

People killed, injured by landmines in Deir ez-Zor as people return home in Syria

Years of armed conflict have destroyed critical infrastructure in Deir ez-Zor governorate, including healthcare facilities. Streets and fields across the governorate are contaminated with mines and explosive devices, making daily life hazardous for returnees and hampering rehabilitation efforts. MSF teams have already discovered four unexploded devices in health facilities we had planned to support, with more likely hidden underground. Article - 6 Jun 2025
 
New 40-bed neonatal ward constructed by MSF at Aweil State Hospital, South Sudan
Access to healthcare

MSF and Ministry of Health launch newly constructed neonatal ward at Aweil State Hospital to improve care for sick newborns and premature babies

Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders(MSF) and South Sudan’s Ministry of Health on 4 June 2025 opened a newly-built 40-bed neonatal inpatient ward at Aweil State Hospital. Article - 5 Jun 2025
 
Food distribution in South Darfur
Conflict in Sudan

MSF report reveals stark lack of protection and assistance in South Darfur

The violence has shattered the healthcare system, and adequate care is simply not available for people due to a range of compounding issues: facilities have been destroyed, damaged or abandoned; healthcare workers have fled or are no longer receiving salaries; supplies are absent or interrupted; and people struggle to afford transport to reach what remains of the healthcare system. Article - 4 Jun 2025
 
Community Health Officer Claude Ndoko standing outside the paediatrics unit of Magburaka government hospital, supported by MSF, in Tonkolili district, Sierra Leone.
Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone: A tribute to our staffs

Working with hemorrhagic fevers has been the most challenging aspect of my job during these years. Article - 4 Jun 2025
 
Arrival of displaced civilians from besieged El-Fasher at the checkpoint at the entrance of Tawila
Gaza - Israel War

Dozens of Palestinians massacred at US-Israel backed food distribution sites

MSF teams at Nasser hospital treated patients with serious injuries today. Some patients in critical condition are still undergoing surgery. Article - 4 Jun 2025
 
Water crisis in Metche camp for Sudanese refugees and returnees in Chad
Refugee, migration and displacement

Chad:MSF calls for urgent aid to support Sudanese refugees fleeing to Chad

The humanitarian situation at the border between Chad and Sudan has again reached a tipping point, with over 70,000 new refugees arriving in Chad since April 2025. Chad is already hosting over one million refugees, including more than 800,000 Sudanese who have arrived since the conflict began over two years ago. Article - 3 Jun 2025
 
Buildings destroyed in Gaza, October 2023
Gaza - Israel War

Displacement orders are “psychological and physical warfare” in Israel's campaign of ethnic cleansing in Gaza

These orders are unpredictable and come with ridiculously short deadlines, putting people in an impossible situation. People receive leaflets, social media posts or a phone call about an imminent attack, leaving them limited time to collect their belongings and seek shelter. The very act of forcing people to repeatedly flee, often in the middle of the night, without having anywhere to go and at risk of their lives, is not only having a physical impact, but causes an immense psychological toll. Article - 3 Jun 2025
 
Arrival of displaced civilians from besieged El-Fasher at the checkpoint at the entrance of Tawila
Gaza - Israel War

Dozens of Palestinians massacred at US-Israel backed food distribution sites

Dozens of Palestinians were killed and hundreds more injured today, 1 June, as they waited for food at the newly created Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution centres in Rafah and close to the Netzarim Corridor, according to the Ministry of Health. Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) teams joined the mass casualty response in Nasser hospital, Khan Younis. Article - 1 Jun 2025
 
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We work to develop practical ways to provide medical care that are adapted to the realities that patients and communities face, using the available resources to provide the best quality medical care possible.
 
 Launched in 2024, the fellowship supports journalists with skills, resources and access to MSF projects that will enable them to produce high-quality, nuanced narratives that shine a light on critical health issues and humanitarian challenges across Eastern Africa.

MSF Eastern Africa Media Fellowship

The MSF Eastern Africa Media Fellowship was initiated in 2024. The fellowship aims to support journalists in the region to tell compelling and impactful stories about humanitarian issues that Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is responding to in the region.