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Dec 2013 - 2015: Relentless violence in Unity State, South Sudan
Malnutrition

THE STAR: Raising funds for humanitarian aid

Latest News - 23 Aug 2016
 
MSF staff member examining a child at Site B Ubuntu Clinic
Activity Report

Youth Linkage and Retention

“Youth Linkage and Retention Interventions from HIV Diagnosis to Adult Care Transition in Khayelitsha” presents the findings and ‘how to’ guide of four youth-focussed interventions piloted by MSF in Khayelitsha between 2011-2015. 
Report - 22 Aug 2016
 
Sexual and gender-based violence

SUNDAY TIMES: The special hell of Marikana's mining women

Latest News - 22 Aug 2016
 
Drug-resistant TB

MSF SAMU HIV/TB News Flash: August 2015

A new treatment regimen for multidrug-resistant (MDR-TB) tuberculosis will soon be piloted by the Khayelitsha project.
Newsletter - 20 Aug 2016
 
Yellow Fever Vaccination in Kinshasa
Yellow Fever

DRC: Massive emergency yellow fever vaccination in Democratic Republic of Congo

One of the largest emergency vaccination conducted in Africa is currently underway to stop an outbreak of yellow fever. 
Videos and Photos - 19 Aug 2016
 
 MSF supported hospital in Abs
Yemen

Yemen: MSF forced to evacuate staff from six hospitals in northern Yemen

MSF is evacuating staff from 6 hospitals we support in Saada and Hajjah governorates in Northern Yemen.This comes after the August 15 bombing of Abs Hospital in Yemen’s Hajjah Governorate. The attack killed 19 people and injured 24.
Press Release - 19 Aug 2016
 
Malaria

Caren Imbukwa “ I’m really happy to be working for MSF”

Meet MSF fieldworker Caren Imbukwa who recently began working as a midwife supervisor on MSF’s project in the Doro refugee camp, South Sudan.
Fieldworkers Stories - 19 Aug 2016
 

We Care Campaign Fact Sheet

Photo Story - 19 Aug 2016
 
Malawi Prisons - Chichiri and Maula

Month in Focus: Malawi - In the over-populated prisons

2,000 prisoners are living in Chichiri prison, Blantyre, Malawi despite it being built to hold just 800.
Videos and Photos - 17 Aug 2016
 
Snakebite: little hope of a cure for the most vulnerable.
Snakebites

Month in Focus: Antivenom serums - In worrying shortage

It is estimated that up to 100,000 people die every year from snakebites. The most effective anti-venom used in Africa to prevent these deaths is set to run out.
Videos and Photos - 17 Aug 2016