‘Decent-looking’ homes a barrier to food aid, some claim
Looks can be 'deceiving'
Concerns have been raised that some poverty-stricken families may be overlooked due to the appearance of their homes, but regional governors warn this superficial outlook could deprive vulnerable individuals of urgently-needed food aid.
Some families living in what are perceived to be decent village houses in the north claim they are excluded from the drought relief programme despite struggling to make ends meet b...
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