09 May 2019
“The measles epidemic declared in May 2018 is still not under control”
Measles outbreak in Chad was declared in May 2018 is still ongoing, putting the lives of hundreds of thousands of children in the country at risk
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07 May 2019
“One woman walked on crutches for an hour-and-a-half to receive our support.”
MSF continues to run community-based activities tackling the last remaining cases of cholera and limit the possibility of a resurgence of the outbreak.
07 May 2019
Cholera and widespread destruction as second cyclone hits Mozambique
Just over a month after Cyclone Idai devastated central Mozambique, Cyclone Kenneth hit the coast of Cabo Delgado province, in the country’s north, on Thursday evening 25 April
02 May 2019
Cyclone Idai, Mozambique: “Beneath the waters, you will find us”
26-year-old nurse working with MSF in Mozambique lost her husband due to Cyclone Idai
01 May 2019
MSF responds as second cyclone hits Mozambique
Just over a month after Cyclone Idai devastated central Mozambique, Cyclone Kenneth hit the coast of Cabo Delgado province on 25 April.
25 April 2019
LIBYA: Time running out for evacuations of helpless refugees and migrants
Refugees and migrants in Tripoli’s Qasr Bin Gashir detention centre were shot at and injured, according to evidence reviewed by MSF.
18 April 2019
Iraq: “We helped, but the Iraqi doctors are the ones who made it work”
Sian Geraty, emergency medicine specialist, from South Africa, describes how doctors and nurses in Iraq dealt with everyday emergencies in Sadr City
17 April 2019
Yemen: War affects everybody, but particularly mothers and children
Coming back from Yemen, Taiz, MSF Operations Manager Christian Katzer gives an account of the current situation, saying that wars affect everybody particularly women and children.
16 April 2019
Zimbabwe: Village health workers turning the tide on HIV– one long bike ride at a time
In rural Zimbabwe, two women, village health workers show even more grit and commitment to serving people living with HIV in their community. Love for their neighbours drives them to cycle an astonishing 120km to the nearest clinic to collect and deliver life-saving HIV medicines for patients.
16 April 2019
From emergency to recovery: Mozambique one month after Cyclone Idai
One month since Cyclone Idai tore through Beira and surrounding towns in Mozambique, life is starting to return to normal in many areas - but thousands still face challenges with clean water, food, shelter and avoiding cholera.
15 April 2019
Trapped refugees must be released and granted safety from Tripoli fighting
Fighting that has broken out in Tripoli has further trapped refugees and migrants held in detention centres.