Malnutrition
DRC/North-Kivu: Violence by armed groups has exacerbated the nutritional situation in Masisi territory
Between January and September 2023, nearly 7,500 children suffering from severe acute malnutrition were treated in the Masisi and Mweso hospitals. Article - 1 Nov 2023
South Sudan
" Every day is a learning experience"
En route to joining MSF teams in South Sudan, Chiara Fogo describes her time with MSF Stories from the Frontline - 1 Nov 2023
South Sudan
Zélie Antier, MSF Project Coordinator in Abyei, South Sudan
Throughout my journey, I've observed and admired women in leadership roles within MSF. Their dynamism inspires, but the hurdles they face are equally evident. As a young female Field Coordinator, I've navigated my share of challenges. Article - 1 Nov 2023
Attacks on medical care
MSF evacuates 150 patients due to repeated attacks on hospitals in Kherson
This was the second time MSF has had to evacuate patients from the same hospital in the past year as a result of attacks on the facility Article - 31 Oct 2023
Gaza - Israel War
MSF: Immediate ceasefire is needed in Gaza to stop the bloodshed
Helpless people are being subjected to horrific bombing. Families have nowhere to run or to hide. We need a ceasefire now. Article - 28 Oct 2023
Central African Republic
Invisible Wounds
MSF's findings on sexual violence in CAR 2018-2022 Article - 25 Oct 2023
Sexual and Gender Based Violence
MSF treats nearly 20,000 sexual violence survivors in five years, and this is only the tip of the iceberg
Sexual violence in the Central African Republic is an invisible public health emergency Article - 25 Oct 2023
South Sudan
One Year Later: Logistics lessons from the world's first Hepatitis E campaign in South Sudan
In this interview, we revisit the process of the world's first hepatitis E campaign, focusing on the logistical and operational aspects, to highlight the lessons learned and how our team-maintained agility throughout the campaign phases. Nikolai Mikhailenko, the MSF Supply Chain Coordinator in South Sudan, provides further insights Article - 20 Oct 2023
Access to Healthcare
Wading the flood waters, enduring bees attack to deliver medical services in Jonglei
After heavy rains resulted in floods in South Sudan's Jonglei state, Boniface Ojode was among the team sent in by MSF to conduct a health needs assessment and provide medical assistance - he tells us more about his time there Article - 19 Oct 2023
War and conflict