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Central African Republic

BEELD: SA vrou gaan na psiges in SAR omslen

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) fieldworker Gail Womersley talks about her trip to the Central African Republic where she is bound to work as a clinical psychologist.

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 Latest News - 19 Dec 2014
 

The Philippines: One year after Typhoon Haiyan

Typhoon Haiyan, or Yolanda as it is known locally, was the strongest typhoon ever recorded at landfall, ripped through the central Philippines on 8 November 2013.
 Report - 18 Dec 2014
 

MARIE CLAIRE: The reality of the Ebola epidemic

Kathryn Stinson, an MSF South Africa field worker who recently returned from Sierra Leone writes about her experience.
 Latest News - 17 Dec 2014
 
Ebola

Ebola Response: Where are we now?

Ebola Response: Where are we now? An update on ongoing efforts to combat the deadly virus globally. Briefing Document - 17 Dec 2014
 
HIV/Aids

Kenya: MSF reviews patient allegations of coerced sterilisation

MSF reaffirms its commitment to ensuring that all patients provide informed consent prior to receiving any medical treatment.
 Press Release - 15 Dec 2014
 

We Care

Videos and Photos - 11 Dec 2014
 

Sierra Leone: 1.5 million people in a country affected by Ebola receive drugs to prevent malaria

As part of its ongoing emergency response to Ebola in West Africa, MSF has carried out the largest-ever distribution of antimalarials in Sierra Leone, alongside the Ministry of Health.
 Press Release - 10 Dec 2014
 
South Africa

ZULULAND OBSERVER: Doctors Without Borders in the Bay

In their quest to gain the much needed support countrywide, Doctors Without Borders South Africa (MSF) representatives Prince Moalafi and Bongolethu Maqungo undertook a fundraising campaign at The Boardwalk Inkwazi Shopping Centre last week.
 Latest News - 10 Dec 2014
 
HIV/Aids

Gauteng Health MEC must resolve life-threatening drug stockouts NOW

 About 72% of stock outs of 53 drugs unresolved – Stop Stock Outs Project demands urgent action plan to avert crisis for thousands of patients.
 Press Release - 8 Dec 2014
 

International Ebola response slow and piecemeal, risks becoming a ‘double failure’

The international response to Ebola in West Africa has so far been patchy and slow, and has left local people, national governments and NGOs to do most of the practical, hands-on work.
 Press Release - 2 Dec 2014