DR Congo: Hidden epidemic of starvation and disease plagues smallest victims - IMC
                   
reliefweb.int     May 22, 2008          

By Margaret Aguirre It’s been a year since I was last here in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. That’s where an 18-month-old boy named Ivote (pronounced EE-vote), comes in. He was named in honor of DRC’s historic elections in late 2006. Last October, Ivote’s parents and his three brothers... [read full story]                

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