Access to Healthcare
Somalia: “Floods have left people so vulnerable that it’s a dilemma to decide whose needs are the greatest”
Mohamed Kalil is MSF’s humanitarian affairs advisor for Somalia and Somaliland. He has been working for the organisation for over a decade and was part of the first emergency team deployed in Beledweyne to respond to the flood crisis. Now back from the field, he shares his experience. Stories from the Frontline - 19 Nov 2019
Distribution of essentials
SHUT OUT & FORGOTTEN
Refugees in Dadaab appeal for Dignity Article - 18 Nov 2019
Access to Healthcare
Burundi: "Thankfully, my family all came back cured"
A cholera epidemic has hit Burundi and its most densely populated city, Bujumbura but thanks to the fast response, there have been almost no deaths Article - 15 Nov 2019
Access to medicines
Ebola in DRC: “We hope this vaccine will give us more options for future outbreaks”
Over the past few weeks preparations for the introduction of a new Ebola vaccine have been underway in two health districts in Goma. Today, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ministry of Health announced that vaccination will begin on 14 November. Article - 13 Nov 2019
Access to Healthcare
“I’m really very proud because I’m saving my community” – Treating the three main killers in South Sudan
The existing health system in Mundri and the surrounding area is very limited and people often have to travel great distances to access healthcare, particularly for advanced conditions. Project Update - 9 Nov 2019World Refugee Day: The Numbers, the Plight of Refugees in East Africa and Horn of Africa
By The Chamwada Report; Alex Chamwada & Michael Tsimanji MSF in the news - 6 Nov 2019
Publications