Well, since this is called "Feed the World," I'll post this here.
No Work, No Food: Pandemic Deepens Global Hunger
By Christina Goldbaum
Even as thousands died and millions lost their jobs when the COVID-19 pandemic engulfed South Africa last year, Thembakazi Stishi, a single mother, was able to feed her family with the steady support of her father, a mechanic at a Mercedes plant. When another COVID-19 wave hit in January, Stishi’s father was infected and died within days. She sought work, even going door to door to offer housecleaning for $10 — to no avail. For the first time, she and her children are going to bed hungry.
“I try to explain our situation is different now, no one is working, but they don’t understand,” Stishi, 30, said as her 3-year-old daughter tugged at her shirt. “That’s the hardest part.”
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