WFP Makes Drastic Cuts to Food Aid Across Africa

In the Central African Republic, two million people, nearly half the country's entire population, face hunger as a result of reduced funding for the U.N. World Food Program. A cutback in donations to the WFP means the U.N. agency can only offer assistance to about 600,000 people, those most in need of help. With crises around the globe competing for donor dollars, WFP is reducing the quantity and frequency of food it supplies, and delivering that assistance to smaller numbers of...

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