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Niger: "More than ever, I have the MSF 'bug'!"

Alfa is deputy field coordinator with MSF in Niger. He blogs about why he chose to work for MSF, and a certain patient that changed him...

05 May 2017 / 5 minute read

Adam Ousmane N'Gari

Project Coordination

No end to the music

Barwa sits along Lake Chad’s swampy edges in Niger’s south-eastern region of Diffa. It’s the village I come from.

12 May 2016 / 4 minute read

Highlights

Innovation: Civil war, communities and HIV

ER mode: My last patient in Nigeria

Last blog post from a Muzungu* in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

DRC: The smile that keeps me working

A neonatal experience in Gambela, Ethiopia

MSf doctor Chris Hook caring for a patient in Yemen

Yemen: Giving hope to people caught in the crossfire

Ebola: "I was terrified of my first time in the high-risk zone. Now I train others."

Crossing a swamp in South Sudan

Crossing the swamp: How we get healthcare to the people in remote South Sudan

Feeding little Bilal: treating malnutrition in Pakistan

MSF psychologist Kateřina Šrahůlková and a girl draw pictures together

"Imagine a safe place": Working as a psychologist with refugee children

A sunset on the Mediterranean Sea

When people flee to seek refuge