Cholera
Report - 29 Dec 2011
MSF response in Somalia 2011
The humanitarian situation in Somalia this year saw major food shortages – which caused severe malnutrition, large population displacement and outbreaks of cholera and measles.Report - 29 Dec 2011
Somalia
Press Release - 29 Dec 2011
MSF shocked and deeply saddened by killing of two staff members
It is with great sadness that the international medical humanitarian organisation Doctors Without Borders (MSF) confirms that two of its staff members were killed this morning as a result of a shooting at the MSF compound in Mogadishu, Somalia.Press Release - 29 Dec 2011
HIV/Aids
Latest News - 29 Dec 2011
Zululand Observer: Mobile clinic opens in eShowe
Doctors without Borders (MSF) celebrated the launch of its Mobile 1-Stop-Shop (M1SS) in eShowe park, Tuesday.Latest News - 29 Dec 2011
Activity Report
Report - 28 Dec 2011
MSF in Somalia, 2011: Report of activities
The humanitarian situation in Somalia this year saw major food shortages – which caused severe malnutrition, large population displacement and outbreaks of cholera and measles.Report - 28 Dec 2011
Tuberculosis
Briefing Document - 21 Dec 2011
Access to essential medicines: Ten stories that mattered in 2011
Through its Access Campaign, MSF has been closely following the developments in the world of access to medicines, vaccines, and diagnostics.Briefing Document - 21 Dec 2011
MSF holds it's first international general assembly, marks fortieth anniversary
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) concluded its first ever International General Assembly in Paris over the weekend.Press Release - 21 Dec 2011
Access to medicines
Briefing Document - 20 Dec 2011
Ten stories that mattered in access to medicines in 2011
2011 marks the ten-year anniversary of two events that have helped shape people’s ability in developing countries to access quality, affordable medical care.Briefing Document - 20 Dec 2011
HIV/Aids
Press Release - 19 Dec 2011
A mobile one-stop-shop making HIV and TB testing services easier
MSF celebrates the launch of its mobile unit offering comprehensive HIV and TB services in eShowe and Mbongolwane Area.Press Release - 19 Dec 2011
Central African Republic: State of silent crisis
The Central African Republic (CAR) today finds itself in a state of chronic medical emergency.Report - 13 Dec 2011
HIV/Aids
Press Release - 13 Dec 2011
Central African Republic: Mortality rate reaches emergency levels
Four mortality studies carried out by MSF over the past 18 months reveal crude mortality rates in some regions of CAR at three times the emergency threshold of one death per 10,000 people per day, which, according to the World Health Organization, is considered a humanitarian crisis.Press Release - 13 Dec 2011