With food insecurity and acute malnutrition running rampant, recent cuts to foreign aid is a major gut-punch to the youngest citizens of Sudan and South Sudan. Geoffrey Johnston, an International Affairs columnist with the Kingston Whig-Standard, joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Live.

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