Johannes Johannes slams drought-food distribution as unfair and political

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We turn our focus to Tsumeb, where chaotic drought-food queues have raised serious concerns about fairness and accountability. Reports indicate that even teachers, nurses, and police officers  people earning well above the threshold  were among those receiving food aid, while the unemployed and elderly were left behind or mistreated.

Joining us to unpack this issue is activist Johannes ‘Jay Jay’ Johannes, who has been vocal about what he calls an abuse of power and an election campaign tactic at the expense of the most vulnerable.