Since the onset of the conflict in South Sudan in December 2013, close to 1.5 million people, mostly women and children, have been displaced from their homes and are now living in remote areas without access to basic services or in overcrowded settlements where the lack of privacy and unhygienic conditions threatens their health and security.
In contrast to healthy lynx, those with mange are commonly found in human settlements, where they sometimes prey on domestic animals, including cats and dogs (30 ).
This explains Malema's massive popularity in shack settlements, where he is feted as a saviour of the poor.
The new Jews have not encountered similar difficulties in the settlements, where they have been integrated smoothly.
In the coming months, most are expected to leave Shavei Shomron, but they are likely to land in other settlements where they have relatives or friends.
In addition to the ongoing crises of homelessness and cholera, a chronic emergency of sexual violence prevails in the settlements where hundreds of thousands still live, well over a year after the disaster.
As Tasmania's natives languish in forced settlements where density and European contagions like tuberculosis hasten their demise, Christian missionaries bent on the primitives' biblical salvation make the expression "killing with kindness" discomfitingly literal.
"From a planning perspective, there's a debate about putting houses in smaller settlements where there is demand, against the overall planning mantra of sustainability," says Garth Hanlon, a director of Savills Planning.
But Nairobi, sometimes vilified as Nai-robbery because of its high crime rate, also has one of the continent's largest and most well-known slums, a very real terrorist threat, a skittish middle-class wary of security risks, and crushing poverty in informal settlements where living is expensive but life is cheap.
And this isn't an exception, but rather just one of many cases that end in obscene settlements where the firms admit no wrongdoing and simply pay fines which doesn't exactly provide an incentive not to break the rules again, so long as the profits gleaned by the bad behavior are enormous enough to make it worthwhile.
