South Africa has for the longest time managed strategically and politically to finely balance the tightrope between the West and the East, so to speak. Oscar van Heerden asks why it seems we have failed in continuing this balancing act.
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north, south, east and west in fact, to all of the borders of sudan. andrew harding, there. the un has described the situation as a humanitarian catastrophe was that hundreds of thousands of people in desperate need of aid. we spoke to the un world food programme s, regional director for east africa michael dunford. he gave me his assessment of events. catastrophe is the perfect description. 15.8 million people already hungry in sudan, one third of the population, before the crisis. that number is skyrocketing. there were over 4 million people internally displaced. that number continues to increase. the security and lack of humanitarian actors, all contributing to what, as you heard, is a catastrophe. the world food programme has recommenced operations today. we initially suspended it