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Oxfam forced to shutter aid in 18 nations

Oxfam International it will shed almost 30 percent of its global staff and pull up stakes in 18 nations due to financial hardship.

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By Arete News - May 20, 2020
Oxfam helping repair damaged boreholes in Lankien, South Sudan (AN/Aimee Brown)
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