BERLIN (AP) — A restructuring of German aid policies could jeopardize medical assistance for tens of thousands of Somali refugees in a camp in Kenya, diplomats warned in a memo obtained by The Associated Press Tuesday.
Germany’s GIZ aid agency currently runs six health centers jointly with the U.N.’s refugee agency in the sprawling Dadaab camp that houses some 600,000 refugees near the Somali border.
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