South Sudan's President Salva Kiir has promised the government will subsidise food prices for anyone affected by a food shortage in the country. His pledge comes as three United Nations agencies declare famine in South Sudan, saying 5 million could be starving by July. CGTN's Patrick Oyet reports.
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