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Tired of waiting for relief food, Nyandarua IDPs turn to farming

By JAMES MUNYEKI

Living in an Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camp has its fair share of problems. One of these problems is hunger. Many IDPs have to rely on inadequate food donations, which leaves them in constant state of want and puts their children in danger of malnutrition.

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