Somalia: Reaching Out
&hod 2006 was an exceptional year for MSF's projects in Somalia. Our staff performed more than 300,000 outpatient consultations and 10,000 inpatients were admitted in our hospitals. Many of MSF's established projects have increased and expanded their activities in the past year. MSF's presence shows that it is possible to provide both primary and, in many cases, secondary health services in Somalia.

HELP WANTED: Confronting the health care worker crisis

No cheap solution for health care in Liberia: From emergency relief to development

Lessons from pain: Treating Sierra Leone's endless health emergency

MURKY WATERS: Why the cholera epidemic in Luanda (Angola) was a disaster waiting to happen
Since February 2006, Luanda is going through its worst ever cholera epidemic, with an average of 500 new cases per day. The outbreak has also rapidly spread to the provinces and to date, 11 of the 18 provinces are reporting cases.