1925 Results
 
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 2025

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.
 
Narin's drawings
Conflict in Sudan

’Sudan’s crisis of compassion, sketched in my watercolour journal’

Article - 1 Oct 2025
 
MSF forced to suspend activities amid intensified Israeli offensive in Gaza City
Gaza - Israel War

MSF forced to suspend activities amid intensified Israeli offensive in Gaza City

Article - 27 Sep 2025
 
Limited Access to Healthcare in Conflict-hit Cabo Delgado
War and conflict

Mozambique: MSF suspends activities in Mocímboa da Praia as violence surges

As of 26 September, MSF has suspended all medical activities in Mocímboa da Praia. Services were being carried out in collaboration with the Ministry of Health. They include the emergency room and maternity ward at the District Rural Hospital of Mocímboa da Praia, other lifesaving care at the facility and the referral system that enables patients with severe conditions to be transferred to other facilities. Mental health and psychosocial support as well as outreach activities run by community health workers in remote areas are also suspended. Some patients requiring specialised care have been referred to health facilities in Pemba and Mueda. Article - 26 Sep 2025
 
The report, Besieged, Attacked, Starved, exposes systematic patterns of violence in the area over the past year, including mass killings, sexual violence, attacks against health facilities, and starvation. 
Conflict in Sudan

After watching her mother killed, she was raped: Darfur’s sexual violence must end

Many victims and survivors reported brutal assaults by multiple armed perpetrators while attempting to flee Article - 25 Sep 2025
 
Houses and infrastructure in the southern governorates, and especially in border towns, remain destroyed one year after the escalation of the Israeli war in Lebanon. Aita ash-Shaab, Aug 2025.
War and conflict

Lebanon one year on: Growing needs amid uncertainty

The war devastated Lebanese families, refugees and migrants alike. Lebanon is home to more than a million Syrian refugees, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, and many migrants who already live in precarious conditions. These communities were excluded from many relief efforts during the escalation, despite facing the same urgent needs for food, shelter and healthcare. One year on, refugees’ and migrants’ needs are neglected. Their access to secondary healthcare through humanitarian organisations is at risk. Article - 24 Sep 2025
 
MSF medical team at the diarrhea treatment centre isolation tent at the Abs General Hospital, Hajjah governate
War and conflict

Yemen witnesses worrying spike in acute watery diarrhoea cases impacting communities

Yemen’s crumbling infrastructure, years of protracted conflict, and lack of access to clean water and sanitation—compounded by recent heavy rains—have consistently fuelled the spread of waterborne diseases. Article - 23 Sep 2025
 
Iyad looks out the window of his room at the MSF reconstructive surgery hospital in Amman, Jordan.
Gaza - Israel War

We share the same pain

Article - 22 Sep 2025
 
The communities surrounding MSF Dagahaley Project has suffered significantly from this rainfall. More than 2700 people have relocated to 5 schools within Dagahaley, with many others taking shelter within their extended families in Dagahaley. In response, MSF launched an intervention to assist the thousands of people affected by the flooding in the County of Garissa with a specific focus on the needs of the communities in and around Dagahaley’s refugee camp.

MSF Dagahaley project

Founded in 1971 Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)/Doctors Without Borders is an international,independent, medical humanitarian organization that delivers emergency aid to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, exclusion from healthcare and natural disasters in more than 70 countries around the world.
 
Meshak Aoko, a community health promoter takes patients through a health education session in Nyalkinyi Health Center under the differentiated service delivery model

MSF Homa Bay Project

Since 1987, MSF has been delivering life-saving medical services in Kenya,in Homa Bay MSF supports two adult medical wards (one male and one female) and the TB wards of Homa Bay County Teaching and Referral Hospital (HBCTRH) with human resources training, and mentorship of staff), designing standard operating procedures (SOPs) and protocols,buffering medication to MoH pharmacy, laboratory support (point-of-care tests), and supporting blood donation campaigns.MSF has been providing diagnostic, treatment, and follow up care for patients with Kaposi Sarcoma (KS) at MSF run post-discharge clinic (PDC). Kaposi sarcoma is a cancer that primarily affects people with weakened immune systems, including those with AIDS.