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Who tells the story of Sudan? | Sudanese cartoonists on a war the world stopped watching
Refugees fleeing Sudan face months without shelter, water or healthcare in eastern Chad
Chad: Refugees fleeing Sudan face months without shelter, water or healthcare in eastern Chad
International Cat Day: A soul, just like ours
A Brush with Memory: Between Home and Displacement
A Brush with Memory: Between Home and Displacement
DRC: MSF statement ahead of WHO Director-General visit to Kinshasa
Ethiopia: MSF expands support to Alamata general hospital to strengthen critical care for local communities
Eastern Chad: one in five pregnant women malnourished amid critical funding cuts
Eastern Chad: One in five pregnant women malnourished amid critical funding cuts
Noma is a debilitating and often deadly disease that mainly affects children living in extreme poverty and remote areas. In northwestern Nigeria, MSF supports one of the few hospitals in the world that specialises in treatment of noma, giving survivors a chance to rebuild their lives.
Nigeria: “She used to ask me if her face could be corrected”
The collaborative project combines community engagement and public health measures to improve the response to dengue in Tegucigalpa.
Honduras: Doctors Without Borders launches dengue project in Tegucigalpa
After five years of supporting tuberculosis (TB) care in Tondo, Manila, Medecins Sans Frontieres / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has successfully handed over its TB project to local partners in June 2026
Philippines: From tuberculosis response to broader community health action in Tondo