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Cash-strapped UN warns of 'severe hunger' in Malawi refugee camp

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Cash-strapped UN warns of 'severe hunger' in Malawi refugee camp

4 days ago·New Delhi, India

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The Nation

WFP hints on halting support to refugees

The World Food Programme (WFP) has said its support to refugees in the country beyond May this year is uncertain. WFP interim country representative Simon Denhere said in an interview yesterday after the organisation distributed cash support to refugees and asylum-seekers at Dzaleka Refugees Camp in Dowa. A bird’s view of Dzaleka, Malawi’s sole refugee camp Said Denhere: “We are in a very awkward position where the refugees might be hit by sever…

3 days ago·Blantyre, Malawi

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Macau Business

Cash-strapped UN warns of ‘severe hunger’ in Malawi refugee camp

At least 57,000 people are at risk of “severe hunger” in Malawi’s Dzaleka refugee camp following drastic cuts to funding, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) warned Friday. The announcement came as the Rome-based agency said it faced a 40-percent drop in funding this year and warned of an “unprecedented crisis”, which could affect life-saving aid for 58 million people worldwide. “We might completely halt the cash assistance in May if w…

4 days ago

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thesudantimes.com

WFP warns of hunger threat to 57,000 in Malawi camp

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has issued a stark warning about the escalating hunger crisis in Malawi’s Dzaleka refugee camp. With drastic cuts in funding, at least 57,000 refugees face the threat of “severe hunger” by May if additional contributions are not secured. The Rome-based agency revealed that its funding had dropped by 40 percent this year, putting life-saving aid for 58 million people at risk globally. “We might comple…

4 days ago

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Nyasa Times

Malawi’s Hunger Crisis: A Nation Betrayed by Policy Failures and Climate Shocks

Malawi is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. Hunger has gripped the nation with an intensity unseen in decades. An estimated 5.7 million Malawians—nearly a third of the population—are facing crisis-level food insecurity in early 2025. This represents a staggering 30% increase from last year, making it one of the worst hunger crises in […] The post Malawi’s Hunger Crisis: A Nation Betrayed by Policy Failures and Climate Shocks appeared f…

4 days ago·Malawi

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