By Ayele Addis Ambelu; Kule Refugee Camp, Gambella Region, Ethiopia
At dawn in Kule Refugee Camp, the dust rises before the sun. Mothers wrap shawls around feverish children. A queue forms outside a 104-bed health center before the gates even open. As they are let in, health workers in white vests unlock the outpatient department. Somewhere inside, a newborn cries. Outside, the wind carries a whisper: “When the world looks at us, we have escaped death, but death is still here.”
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“I am really happy about the school feeding programme and this is really a very much need for the students who are coming for learning. Because when the students come for learning, and then they have food, they get all the nutrition that are needed, and the physical strength they are in need.” Principal of Christ the King Primary School.
https://www.ssbulletin.com/school-feeding-scales-up-enrolment-in-gogrial/
“We started introducing these new crops three years ago and in Twic we are supporting 22,000 households with different variety of crops including rice, we are doing cassava, we are doing in sweet potatoes, so these all with an intention to be able to get food for their houses.” WFP Deputy Head of Programme in Kuajok, Warrap State.
https://www.ssbulletin.com/malnutrition-wanes-as-wfp-introduces-vegetable-farming/
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