UN relief workers say emergency aid can provide only a short-term fix....and that those who are facing famine must be empowered - to help themselves. In South Sudan, the River Nile could provide one lifeline. CGTN's Patrick Oyet traveled to the hardest-hit region, Unity State in the north. He filed this report.
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