Aid agencies are warning that humanitarian funding cuts to #South #Sudan will negatively affect millions of people in the country. The United Nations' latest #food security assessment indicates that 7.74 million people out of the country's 13 million population will face severe acute hunger between June and August this year. CGTN's Patrick Oyet reports.
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