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More than 6,000 flee Kenya refugee camp as aid shortages worsen: UN
More than 6,000 South Sudanese refugees have left one of Kenya's biggest refugee camps, the United Nations told AFP Thursday, as aid cuts force increasing food shortages.The Kakuma refugee camp in northern Kenya is the east African nation's second-largest and hosts roughly 300,000 people from South Sudan, Somalia, Uganda and Burundi.Humanitarian groups are struggling, with violent protests breaking out last month due to reduced rations following massive cuts to aid from the United States and other donors.Desperately poor South Sudan has struggled with years of instability and is currently on the verge of renewed civil war, driving refugees over the border."Since January, about 6,200 South Sudanese refugees have departed Kakuma and Kalobeyei," another settlement adjoining it, the UN's refugee agency...
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