Chad: Men in grip of hunger make perilous journeys for work
World Food Programme aims to make staying in hometowns a better option than risking exploitation in the goldmines of the north
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World Food Programme aims to make staying in hometowns a better option than risking exploitation in the goldmines of the north
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âThe humanitarian community is working to keep up with the pace of displacement but is still unable to provide an adequate and timely response.â Bokoey Libyana left his village after it was attacked by Boko Haram last October. âThey kidnapped our brothers ⦠they also took about 10,000 of our cattle,â said the 52-year-old, whose five children are now out of school. âI need them to work. They spend most of their time collecting wood, so they can sell it in the market to buy food.â Libyana shares his monthly aid rations with other families. âWhen we get ou...
Hunger grows for thousands displaced by conflict in Chad FOOD ASSISTANCE: As war forces more to flee, human organizations facing funding shortfalls and increasing demand are unable to keep pace The Guardian The number of people having to leave their homes in the Lake Chad region of central Africa has more than doubled over the past year, with agencies warning they are struggling to feed people. The fighting, which last month claimed the life of then-Chadian president Idriss Deby has displaced more than 400,000 Chadians, the International Organizatio...