The Pulse: September 2026
Highlights from this issue:
- Editorial: Lessons from Butembo
- Feature: Nursing the smallest survivors
- Feature: On Sudan, Art and Hope
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Building an Ebola treatment centre from scratch illustrates what it means to work in a complex humanitarian crisis.
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Updates on recent MSF activities around the world.
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MSF is expanding training programs for neonatal care to build theoretical knowledge, skills and confidence among MSF nursing teams and their colleagues.
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Women travel great distances to reach the MSF-supported hospital in Aweil, South Sudan, when their children’s conditions deteriorate. Some of them share their stories.
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A Sudanese illustrator and writer talks about the collaboration between MSF and Khartoon magazine and reflects on what cartooning means to him.
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MSF radio operator in Gaza Ashraf Afifi tells his story of being hit by gunfire while in his tent with his family.
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An anaesthetist in Sudan and a midwife in Kiribati discuss their experiences working on assignment with MSF – and why they do it.
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Spotlight on supporters in Australia and New Zealand who have committed to supporting MSF through a gift in their Will.
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During the last quarter, 64 staff from Australia and 12 from New Zealand covered 79 assignments in 24 countries with MSF.
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