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    Cash crunch forces WFP to slash Zambia aid

    The World Food Program plans to prune food rations to some half a million Zambians due to funding shortage. “In March or April we will be forced to stop distributing food to some of the most disadvantaged people in Zambia – such as orphans and patients undergoing treatment for AIDS,” WFP Zambia Country Director David Stephenson said. The agency requires $29 million to finance it…

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    The World Food Program plans to prune food rations to some half a million Zambians due to funding shortage. β€œIn March or April we will be forced to stop distributing food to some of the most disadvantaged people in Zambia – such as orphans and patients undergoing treatment for AIDS,” WFP Zambia Country Director David Stephenson said. The agency requires $29 million to finance its relief efforts this year and without the amount, the agency expects to implement major cuts to its operations. (Source: U.N. food agency plans big cuts in Zambia aid/Reuters)

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