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Women's testimonies from Aboutengue Refugee Camp, Eastern Chad
Refugee, migration and displacement

“Everything we want is to be able to live with dignity”

3 Sudanese women speak out about their living conditions in the refugee camp of Aboutengue Article - 17 Sep 2024
 
Massive flooding in eastern Chad
Natural Disasters

Food and humanitarian response lacking one month after floods in Koukou, eastern Chad

The displaced people are living in makeshift shelters. There are very few blankets, including for young children and pregnant women Article - 13 Sep 2024
 
MSF Nurse Activity Manager for Abyei, Awa Abdumadou shares light moments with two community volunteers in Abyei
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MSF Cholera Response in Sudan
Cholera

MSF calls for quick response, unrestricted access as cholera poses latest peril in Sudan's war

Cholera cases are not uncommon in Sudan, but this is the second year since the start of the war in April 2023 that the country is faced with outbreaks of the disease. Article - 11 Sep 2024
 
MSF nurse Isa Dauda speaks to the caregivers at the triage of the inpatient therapeutic feeding centre in Zurmi general hospital, Zamfara state.
Malnutrition

Nigeria: One out of every four children in Shinkafi and Zurmi is malnourished

MSF is urging immediate action after screening results reveal a catastrophic malnutrition crisis across Northwest Nigeria Article - 10 Sep 2024
 
Mpox Cases Amidst Displacement Sites Near Goma
Medical Emergencies

“In Eastern DRC, mpox is just another challenge amid a torrent of vital problems”

Mpox is not new in the DRC. The disease is endemic in several parts of the country, and notifications of cases have been on the rise for the past decade. Article - 5 Sep 2024
 
Intense fighting in El Fasher - Darfur
War and conflict

Sudan war: It will take much more than silencing the guns

The path to peace requires a collective, long-term commitment from both warring parties. Health facilities must be respected, and humanitarian assistance must be allowed to reach all those in need.  Article - 4 Sep 2024
 
Health promoter, Bayubahe Jerome, educates mothers on the benefits of breastfeeding at Nduta Camp Clinic.
Maternal Health

Tanzania: Enhancing Maternal and Neonatal Health Services to save lives in Nduta Camp

In northwest Tanzania, the risk of dying during childbirth for women and their babies is being addressed through stronger pathways to care, benefitting the lives of refugees from Burundi and the host community alike. Article - 3 Sep 2024
 
Metche: A hospital built from zero for Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad
Refugees, migration and displacement

Eastern Chad: “At some point everyone in the Metche refugee camp was involved inhelping to construct the hospital”

ver half a million Sudanese refugees1 have settled in eastern Chad since the outbreak of thewar in April 2023. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) project coordinator, Myriam Laroussishares her insights about the plight of people there, after concluding a seven-monthassignment in Metche, one of several camps in the area. Article - 30 Aug 2024
 
Zalingei teaching hospital entrance, Zalingei, Central Darfur state, Sudan.
Conflict in Sudan

Sudan: 500 Days of War and a failing humanitarian response as medical needs soar

The situation is not much better in neighbouring countries, where about two million have sought refuge, often separating from their dear ones Press Release - 27 Aug 2024