Ebola
DRC: MSF statement on the WHO Director-General's high-level visit to Bunia
On the occasion of the high-level visit to Bunia, Ituri Province, Democratic Republic of Congo, of the Director-General of the World Health Organization, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Article - 3 Jun 2026
War and conflict
Southern Lebanon: Death, injury and significant damage after Israeli airstrike in Sour (Tyre)
MSF condemns the airstrike carried out by the Israeli army on the evening of 1 June in the vicinity of Jabal Amel Hospital, which we support, in Sour (Tyre). According to the Ministry of Public Health, the attack has so far resulted in four deaths and 127 injuries, including 39 hospital staff. Article - 2 Jun 2026
Palliative care
Bringing comfort, dignity, and hope home for palliative care patients in Homa Bay
In Homa Bay, MSF works closely with the Ministry of Health palliative care unit to provide basic and specialised healthcare for patients living with chronic diseases and advanced illness requiring palliative care. Article - 2 Jun 2026
Photo story
From Kenya to Nigeria: Eugene’s Reflections on Impact
Eugene Osidiana is a Multimedia Producer in the East African Office of MSF. Article - 2 Jun 2026
Ebola
Ebola disease in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): MSF scales up response to a rapidly evolving outbreak
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams are working to contain the spread of the disease and strengthen patient care, alongside the Ministry of Health. Article - 30 May 2026
Ebola
outbreak in the northeast of the country.
DRC Ebola Outbreaks
On May 15, 2026, the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ministry of Health officially declared an Ebola diseaseoutbreak in the northeast of the country.
Access to Healthcare
Two countries, one injury: care for women with obstetric fistula in Nigeria and Somalia
The risk is highest where women marry and give birth young; where childhood malnutrition is widespread; where female genital mutilation is common; and where health systems cannot guarantee an emergency caesarean section in time. Article - 28 May 2026
Ebola
The Bundibugyo virus challenge: why is this Ebola disease outbreak different?
There are currently two approved vaccines against Ebola disease, but neither is approved for use in cases of infection with the Bundibugyo virus. Article - 21 May 2026
War and conflict
Attacks on healthcare and civilians, rape, hunger: South Sudan is at a breaking point
The impact of violence is evident in MSF’s medical data and through the fact that 138 air strikes occurred in the country during 2025, compared to only two in 2024. Article - 19 May 2026
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