AID CUTS FORCE MASS CLINIC CLOSURES ACROSS SUDAN, LEAVING MILLIONS WITHOUT HEALTHCARE

Médecins Sans Frontières warns that reduced funding is collapsing an already fragile health system, overwhelming remaining hospitals.

Ethiopia: MSF launches healthcare support in Oromia Region

Date: August 18, 2026 , Ethiopia – MSF teams have started their first program in East and West Wollega, located in Oromia, Ethiopia's largest region.

MSF calls for inclusion of analogue insulin pens to the Kenyan Social Health Authority benefits package

Aligning with World Health Organization and Kenyan guidelines is key to improving care for people living with diabetes in Kenya

Dreams of a normal life.

Survivors of noma share their experiences with a preventable but neglected disease.

SUDAN’S PATIENTS ARE STILL HERE. THE CLINICS THEY NEED ARE DISAPPEARING.

Across Sudan, war continues to drive hunger, disease and displacement, while international aid funding cuts by governments are closing clinics and stripping medicines from the shelves of those that remain. The distance between illness and treatment is growing. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) can keep some services open. We cannot replace a shrinking health system.

Social services and influence on youth health in Dandora

International Youth Day: What do beauty skills and youth agency have to do with healthcare?

SUDAN: Three Years of War Have Shattered Sudan’s Lifelines

MSF calls on drug manufacturer to review price of drug for treatment of life-threatening HIV opportunistic infection.

Busuma camp, seven months later

August 19, 2026, Busuma, Burundi. More than 100,000 people fled violence from eastern DRC in December 2025. Around 66,000 were settled in the site developed by the Burundian government in Busuma, in the east of the country, where MSF has been providing an emergency medical and humanitarian response since January.

As Drought Deepens, Baidoa's Displaced Face a Worsening Water and Sanitation Crisis

Médecins Sans Frontières is scaling up its water and sanitation response in Baidoa, but need is outpacing what the current response can meet.

South Sudan – Alarming Surge in Violence and Barriers to Health Care

MSF SUPPORTED EL GENEINA TEACHING HOSPITAL LOOTED