Cholera
Patient and Staff Stories - 30 Nov 2017
Claire Manera: "It was three months of non-stop work"
When we first heard about the initial cholera cases, I remember panicking quietly for about 10 minutes and then pulling myself together. No one in that part of Yemen had ever seen cholera before.Patient and Staff Stories - 30 Nov 2017
Sexual and gender-based violence
Press Release - 28 Nov 2017
Gaps in services for sexual violence survivors in South Africa
Nearly three-quarters of public health facilities in South Africa designated to provide services to survivors of sexual violence are unable to provide all the components of medical or clinical forensic care, according to a new report released by MSF.Press Release - 28 Nov 2017
Sexual and gender-based violence
Patient and Staff Stories - 28 Nov 2017
South Africa: Better care for sexual violence survivors
Sexual violence is a major problem in South Africa. Studies show that up to one in four women have been raped in their lifetime. Read some of the testimonies from victims of sexual violence from the Kgomotso Care MSF Centre in Rustenburg.Patient and Staff Stories - 28 Nov 2017
What Does This T-shirt Mean To You? Dodo Kibasomba
Videos and Photos - 27 Nov 2017
Access to Healthcare
Magazine - 24 Nov 2017
MAMELA magazine issue 21 - December 2017
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) SA's magazine, Issue 21, December 2017Magazine - 24 Nov 2017
Sexual and gender-based violence
Fieldworkers Stories - 24 Nov 2017
Ernest Ncube: "MSF is a ray of hope for patients"
A Zimbabwean health promotion supervisor talks about working at MSF's Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) project in Rustenburg.Fieldworkers Stories - 24 Nov 2017
The Yemeni spiral
Dr David Noguera president of MSF in Spain explains in detail how the continued blockage of the main aid routes into Yemen is a particularly punishing the populationOp-Ed - 22 Nov 2017
Central African Republic
Press Release - 22 Nov 2017
CAR: MSF suspends activities following attack in Bangassou
Following a violent armed robbery on Monday 20 November that threatened the lives of its workers, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has evacuated all 58 national and international staff and suspended medical operations from Bangassou, a town in the southeastern Central African Republic.Press Release - 22 Nov 2017
