With more than 3,4 millions internally displaced people recorded in June 2026 by the Population Mouvement Commission (CMP) in the provinces of South Kivu, North Kivu and Ituri, families who fled the war and are returning home face extreme hardship: unsanitary shelters, food insecurity, the absence of some schools, crumbling health facilities, as well as […]
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Despite the immense challenges facing the Democratic Republic of Congo, Panzi Foundation and Dr. Denis Mukwege continue to invest in what matters most – the Congolese people. For over a decade, we have supported community members, staff, and survivors in accessing continued education in the medical field. Christine ZAWADI, formerly a beneficiary of Maison Dorcas, […]
WASHINGTON, August 13, 2026 – The U.S. Office of Panzi Foundation is proud to announce that Ms. Kim Thuy Seelinger has joined its Board of Directors, effective July 16, 2026. A leading expert on gender-based violence in armed conflict and forced displacement, Ms. Seelinger has spent her career strengthening the justice and support systems available […]
The 17th Ebola epidemic, caused by the Bundibugyo strain, was first detected in eastern DRC in late May – starting in Iutri before spreading to North Kivu and South Kivu. This week, a new case has recently been detected in Kisangani, a sign that the disease continues to progress. According to the National Institute of […]
Panzi Foundation and Hospital Staff Reflect on the World Cup that Reached Across the Frontlines The DRC Leopards’ run at the 2026 World Cup was about far more than football history. It gave the world something rare: a glimpse of a people who, in spite of everything, refuse to be broken, standing together, flag in […]
Panzi Foundation Urges UN Action on Natural Resources and Peace