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    Nearly 10 million people in South Sudan will need food aid in 2023 according to the UN, as severe food insecurity is expected to affect 8 million people, or 64% of the population, during the peak of the lean season from April to July. A staggering 76% of South Sudan's population is projected to require humanitarian or protection assistance in 2023. The UN humanitarian coordinator stated that deteriorating conditions are exacerbated by ongoing violence, conflict, access issues, health crises, and climate shocks like flooding and drought.

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    Nearly 10 million people in South Sudan will need food aid in 2023 according to the UN, as severe food insecurity is expected to affect 8 million people, or 64% of the population, during the peak of the lean season from April to July. A staggering 76% of South Sudan's population is projected to require humanitarian or protection assistance in 2023. The UN humanitarian coordinator stated that deteriorating conditions are exacerbated by ongoing violence, conflict, access issues, health crises, and climate shocks like flooding and drought.

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    Nearly 10 million people in South Sudan will need food aid in 2023 according to the UN, as severe food insecurity is expected to affect 8 million people, or 64% of the population, during the peak of the lean season from April to July. A staggering 76% of South Sudan's population is projected to require humanitarian or protection assistance in 2023. The UN humanitarian coordinator stated that deteriorating conditions are exacerbated by ongoing violence, conflict, access issues, health crises, and climate shocks like flooding and drought.

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    2023

    2023

    MILLIONS IN SOUTH
    SUDAN
    WILL NEED FOOD
    AID
    AKHMAD DEFARRELLO
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    2023
    2023 NEARLY 10 MILLION PEOPLE
    IN SOUTH SUDAN
    will need food aid in 2023, according to the UN Office for
    the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (Ocha). Ocha says
    severe food insecurity will affect an estimated eight million
    people, or 64% of the 13 million population, by the peak of
    the lean season between April and July next year.
    A staggering 76% of South Sudan's
    population, will have humanitarian and or
    protection needs in 2023,” Sara Beysolow
    Nyanti, the UN Humanitarian Coordinator in
    South Sudan, said in a press release on Friday.

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    Ms Nyanti stressed that the deteriorating humanitarian2023
    conditions are worsened by endemic violence, conflict,
    access constraints, operational interference, public
    health challenges and climatic shocks such as flooding
    and localised drought.

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