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An MSF staff member speaks to a woman in Al Mina Al Muwahad camp, which hosts about 25,000 people.

Sudan: MSF launches an emergency response in North Kordofan

News Feb 12, 2026

story Feb 10, 2026

Understanding the aid shift and its devastating impact on global health programs (podcast)

Host Chigo Ahunanya speaks with MSF International President Javid Abdelmoneim in episode 3 of the Humanitarian Lens podcast.

News Feb 03, 2026

A US judicial ruling on Temporary Protected Status reflects Haiti's deepening crisis

Destruction caused by clashes between armed groups and police in the Carrefour neighborhood in the suburbs of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

story Feb 11, 2026

Displaced and forgotten amid a harsh winter in Syria

The MSF team distributes new tents to displaced people whose shelters have been worn down over time and by harsh winter conditions in Syria.

News Feb 04, 2026

Government forces bombard MSF hospital in South Sudan

Médecins Sans Frontières’ (MSF’s) hospital in Lankien, Jonglei state, South Sudan, was hit in an airstrike by the government of South Sudan forces during the night of Tuesday, 3 February 2026.

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Story | Feb 03, 2026

Fighting malnutrition in one of Ethiopia’s harshest landscapes

MSF is supporting child and maternal nutrition in Afar, where intense heat, unsafe drinking water, and long travel distances limit access to timely health care.

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A woman holds her daughter in Ethiopia.

Story | Oct 08, 2025

Life after conflict in Tigray: Why mental health care can’t wait

For thousands of people still coping with the scars of war and displacement, mental health care isn’t a luxury—it’s a lifeline.

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Three years after the 2022 Pretoria peace agreement ended hostilities in Ethiopia's Tigray region, over 760,000 people remain displaced, many in overcrowded camps with limited access to food, clean water, sanitation, and shelter.

Story | Aug 05, 2025

Aid cuts threaten refugees’ lives in Ethiopia’s Gambella region

MSF is overwhelmed by the increased number of patients, and we fear the needs will rise as more health facilities shut down.

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Parents and children sit on the floor at a therapeutic feeding center in Ethiopia.

News | Jul 15, 2025

MSF internal review finds three staff members were deliberately targeted and killed in Tigray, Ethiopia in 2021

We hope that by pursuing the truth of what happened to our colleagues, we can contribute to building a safer environment for humanitarians around the world.

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The car MSF staff were traveling in when they were killed in Tigray, Ethiopia, in 2021.

News | Jul 15, 2025

The search for clarity on the killings of three MSF staff in Ethiopia: Executive summary

After four years of no answers from the relevant parties, we are releasing our internal report on what happened the day our colleagues were murdered in 2021.

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From left: A satellite image of Ethiopia taken on June 26, 2021, of a stretch of road south of where MSF's slain colleagues were found, showing a series of vehicles in tight linear formation; the same stretch of road pictured on June 22, 2021, cleared of vehicles.

Alert Magazine | Jun 26, 2025

Deadly ripple effects

US aid cuts and policy shifts are hurting people caught in conflict and crises.

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MSF staff meet before changing shifts at the cholera treatment center in Malakal, South Sudan.

News | May 22, 2025

MSF medical team in Ethiopia follows South Sudanese refugees fleeing border violence

For weeks, Ethiopia’s Gambella region has been experiencing a dual emergency of a cholera outbreak as well as an influx of South Sudanese refugees fleeing violence.

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South Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia's Gambella region.

News | Apr 24, 2025

The first 100 days of a growing global health and humanitarian emergency

US cuts to foreign aid are hurting people caught in conflict and crisis.

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A woman stands in front of an MSF tent with her child in Juba, South Sudan.

News | Mar 31, 2025

Violence and cholera ravage both sides of South Sudan-Ethiopia border

This crisis comes at a time when South Sudan and Ethiopia are facing major reductions in donor funding.

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Mothers, whose children are in critical condition from cholera, are being referred for further medical care, in Mattar, Gambella region of Ethiopia.

Story | Dec 18, 2024

Unprecedented surge of malaria cases in Ethiopia

Years of insecurity and limited access to health care have left people increasingly vulnerable to malaria in the Oromia region, which accounts for nearly half of all cases in the country.

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An MSF nurse performs a rapid malaria test on a girl in Ethiopia.

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