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Arrival of displaced civilians from besieged El-Fasher at the checkpoint at the entrance of Tawila
Gaza - Israel War

Ceasefire in Gaza: Humanitarian aid must flow immediately

The most basic necessities are still urgently needed in Gaza: medical equipment, medicines, food, water, fuel, and adequate shelter for two million people who will face the approaching winter without a roof over their heads. Article - 12 Oct 2025
 
Retsat Dazang, MSF Somalia Mental Health Activity Manager
Mental Health

The Silent Queue in Somalia

Article - 10 Oct 2025
 
Mothers sit together during a mental health and psychosocial support session led by mental health promoters. Health workers guide discussions on coping with stress and caring for young children after displacement.
Mental Health

The Silent Queue in Somalia.

Many people describe poor sleep, constant worry, fear, low mood, and losing interest in daily life. Latest News - 9 Oct 2025
 
Women attend in a group therapy session organized by MSF at Sematat IDP Camp in Shire, located in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.
Mental Health

Life after conflict: Why mental health care in Tigray cannot wait

Gebreyohanes, who has physical injuries resulting from the conflict, now lives alone, as his family fled to Sudan; he has since lost contact with them. Latest News - 8 Oct 2025
 
Abed portrait January 2025
Gaza - Israel War

MSF is devastated by the death of colleague Abed El Hameed, who succumbed to injuries sustained in last week’s attack

Article - 6 Oct 2025
 
MSF is involved in the fight against cholera in Adré, Aboutenge, Metché, Irdimi, Tulum, Tiné, Hadjer Hadid, Allacha, Goz Beida and Abdi through vaccination, cold chain management, active case finding, health promotion, soap distribution, water supply and water network rehabilitation, and the establishment of several cholera treatment units and centres.
Access to Healthcare

Preventing and treating: MSF committed to tackling cholera in Chad

People’s late arrival despite being sick can be explained by two main factors. One is a lack of knowledge about the disease and its symptoms, which delays patients seeking out appropriate facilities; the other is inadequate health infrastructure in the host communities and difficulty in reaching these facilities, which is exacerbated during the rainy season. Nearly half of all deaths among cholera patients occur outside of healthcare facilities, and the death rate is six times2 higher than with the standard treatment.3 Article - 4 Oct 2025
 
Omar Hayek, working at the Gaza Clinic
Gaza - Israel War

MSF denounces killing of fourteenth staff member in Israeli attack in Gaza

This morning, an attack carried out by Israeli forces killed Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) staff member, Omar Hayek, and seriously injured four others. The attack took place on a street where our teams were waiting to take a bus to the MSF field hospital in Deir al Balah, Gaza. All staff were wearing MSF vests, clearly identifying them as medical humanitarian workers. Article - 2 Oct 2025
 
Mwachiro Ngala Mangale, hygeinist disinfecting a patient bed in the severe adult male ward at Utange isolation center.
Access to healthcare

Behind the mask: A hygienist’s fight against MPOX

My name is Mwachiro Ngala Mangale I am 23yrs old, the youngest on our 15 person hygiene team here at the Utange Isolation Center in Mombasa. We are part of the MSF emergency response for the current MPOX outbreak, working alongside the Mombasa County Department of Health. Article - 2 Oct 2025
 
People from the frontline areas arrive at the transit centre for IDPs in Dnipropetrovsk region (eastern Ukraine). They usually spend a few days here before moving further west. The Médecins Sans Frontières mobile clinic comes here twice a week. Our doctors and nurses examine patients. They often have chronic illnesses, and some of them arrive with injuries from the hostilities. Our health promoters and psychologists also work with patients to identify their needs and provide psychological support. 
War in Ukraine

Bombed-out ghost towns and overcrowded shelters leave displaced people struggling in Ukraine

As thousands of people continue to flee from frontline areas, the Dnipropetrovsk region has now become a critical transit hub, leaving displacement shelters overcrowded. When the numbers of displaced people began to surge in July and August, one of the largest transit shelters was sheltering around 500 people per day, despite having space for just 140. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams are working via mobile clinics in these shelters to provide medical consultations and psychological support, primarily to people who are elderly. Since April 2025, MSF teams have treated more than 1,400 patients, but we are witnessing a growing number of needs and increasing severity of cases. For this reason, we recently increased the frequency of visits and expanded medical assistance to additional locations where people are arriving. Article - 2 Oct 2025
 
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.