Kenya: New Food Crisis
                   
allafrica.com
30-Sep-2008 1 related
        

Posted to the web 30 September 2008 Geofrey Kamadi Nairobi Rina Awinja, her 5-month-old baby, Stanley Lumumba, and her husband, George Oyange, are HIV-positive. The young family depends on Lea Toto, an organisation that takes care of orphaned and vulnerable (OVC) children, providing both nutritional and ARV support. For the past few months, life has been particularly rough for the family, which lives in Nairobi's... [read full story]                    

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