Uganda: 3.6 Million Face Acute Hunger as UN Seeks $61m
A new IPC analysis finds 3.6 million Ugandans in acute food insecurity, with refugees and Karamoja hardest hit, as a $61m joint appeal launches.
Read MoreA new IPC analysis finds 3.6 million Ugandans in acute food insecurity, with refugees and Karamoja hardest hit, as a $61m joint appeal launches.
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