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The World Food Programme will halt all cash assistance programmes in Kenya from June if a funding gap of up to 5.7 billion shillings is not plugged, affecting thousands of refugees and needy people who rely on the support.
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Kenya’s vulnerable face loss of World Food Programme cash support amid funding gap
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