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A nurse prepares Eman Ahmed for surgery to address gunshot and shrapnel wounds sustained in the fighting in Sudan.

Urgent: Mass atrocities in El Fasher as people remain in grave danger

News Oct 31, 2025

story Nov 06, 2025

MSF supplies arrive in Jamaica to help people affected by Hurricane Melissa

MSF staff truck water to areas affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica

News Oct 29, 2025

New strikes on Gaza: “Do we really call this a ceasefire?”

The view from the entrance of Al-Rantisi Hospital in Gaza City in October 2025.

News Nov 05, 2025

Khulm earthquake: MSF teams respond in Afghanistan

A damaged home in Faqir Abad, one of the earthquake-affected villages in Firoznakhcher district, Samangan province. The quake damaged nearly 80 percent of the village, which is home to about 100 families.

News Oct 29, 2025

Hurricane Melissa: MSF is preparing to respond in Jamaica and other countries

Residents walk through Santa Cruz, Jamaica, on Wednesday, October 29, a day after Hurricane Melissa hit the island.

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Story | Nov 03, 2025

Clean and green: Solar-powered health care in Central African Republic

Solar power is ensuring health care access in CAR, where only one in seven people has access to electricity.

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Solar panel in Bossangoa, Central African Republic.

Story | Jul 11, 2025

Five things to know about neglected diseases in Mozambique

Takeaways from MSF’s three years of work in Nampula province, where we worked to strengthen local response capacity and improve access to care.

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Marcia, a resident of Nanlia community, visited Nanlia Health Center for a medical follow-up for her daughter in Mozambique.

Story | Jul 10, 2025

As temperatures soar, MSF is stepping up water and sanitation services in Chad

Facing mounting needs compounded by the climate emergency and international aid cuts, MSF teams are adapting to fill critical gaps for Sudanese refugees

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MSF-built water systems in Adré transit camp produced 654 cubic meters of water per day in May, including through a solar-powered pump for water extraction from a borehole.

Story | Jul 03, 2025

Health workers on island nation of Kiribati face extraordinary challenges, including climate change

Community-based care is essential to addressing high rates of non-communicable diseases and malnutrition.

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MSF bases operations on the outer island of Abaiang from an open air hut.

Story | May 20, 2025

Solar power in Somalia: Sustainable care and climate resilience

Sustainable energy solutions can help ensure health care delivery during climate-induced emergencies.

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Solar panels on the roof of a hospital in Somalia.

Story | Apr 28, 2025

Rainy season threatens to worsen malnutrition crisis in Darfur

Supplies for malnutrition treatment and food distribution programs should be pre-positioned now, before communities are cut off by the rainy season.

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MSF staff offload a truck in preparation for a food distribution on the outskirts of Nyala, South Darfur.

Story | Apr 23, 2025

Harnessing solar power in Nigeria

How patient care improved when a hospital switched to renewable energy.

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An MSF staff member stands in front of solar panels in Nigeria.

Story | Feb 07, 2025

The innovative waste treatment helping make Sudanese refugees safer in Chad

A pilot project is promoting health and environmental sustainability in a camp housing tens of thousands of refugees fleeing the war in Sudan.

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 Aboutengue camp in Chad.

Story | Jan 14, 2025

One month after Cyclone Chido, the struggle to start over

After facing years of conflict, displacement, and climate change, communities in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique are coping with the added toll of a devastating storm that hit in December.

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A displaced man sits in front of a tree in Mozambique.

Story | Dec 10, 2024

4 reasons why MSF teams in Nigeria are going solar

As northern Nigeria faces rising food insecurity and malnutrition, a solar power project is helping address health challenges while reducing carbon emissions.

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Solar panels at a hospital MSF supports in Bauchi state, Nigeria.
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