1. الرئيسية
  2. Southern Africa
  3. Angola

Germany aid for IDPs

The German government will disburse about US $500,000 to help resettle internally displaced persons (IDPs) in southern and central Angola, the German Ambassador to Angola Hendrick Dane was quoted by the official news agency ‘Angop’ as saying on Wednesday. The ambassador said the donation would be made up of assorted medicines, construction materials, farming tools and hygienic items. The goods offered by the German government will benefit IDPs in the southern provinces of Huila, Cunene and Cuando Cubango, as well as Central Huambo and Benguela provinces.

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