Malong Junior helps Turkana ( Big long Balls Malong)

[digi]

@Mzeiya Flany

:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Does he even have these trucks and food to begin with?

And as for your question, you really don’t know how a publicity stunt benefits a corrupt beneficiary of dirty money?

You really have to ask this?

Has Malong even tried to resolve the food crisis IN HIS OWN COUNTRY?

There is no food crisis in South Sudan,

[Mzeiya_Flany]

@digi

There is no food crisis in South Sudan,

All these posts but you’re still ignorant

[SIZE=6][B]Hunger worsens in South Sudan despite peace deal: UN[/B][/SIZE]
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 22 2019

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Children race into the drop zone to gather any food or seeds that were spilled during the air drop in Leer, South Sudan on on July 5, 2014. Tens of thousands face starvation in South Sudan. PHOTO | NICHOLE SOBECKI | AFP
In Summary
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[li]Nearly seven million people or two-thirds of the country face extreme hunger, the government and UN agencies said.[/li][li]Now over 6.1 million people, or just over half the population, are assessed to be in “acute food insecurity”.[/li][li]South Sudan descended to a civil war in December 2013 when President Salva Kiir accused his former deputy Riek Machar of plotting a coup.[/li][/ul]
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Tens of thousands face starvation in South Sudan, aid agencies warned Friday, as fighting continues despite a peace deal signed six months ago meant to end civil war.
Nearly seven million people or two-thirds of the country face extreme hunger, the government and UN agencies said.
“The food security situation continues to deteriorate,” said Isaiah Chol Aruai, chairman of the National Bureau of Statistics, as he released the latest round of mind-boggling food assessments.
Nearly a fifth more people now need food aid to survive than when a man-made famine was declared in 2017, and the risk of another famine is a “real risk”, the UN said.
Aruai, speaking to reporters in Juba alongside the heads of the UN’s World Food Programme (WFP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), pleaded for more aid to avert further catastrophe.
“The projections are alarming,” said FAO boss Pierre Vauthier. “Food security continues to worsen.”
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When famine was declared in 2017, 4.9 million people or 40 per cent of the country needed food aid. Now over 6.1 million people, or just over half the population, are assessed to be in “acute food insecurity”.