East Africa endured a harrowing drought in 2017 which also brought neighboring Somalia to the brink of famine. In 2011, two successive failed rainy seasons in 12 months led to the driest year since 1951 in arid regions of Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, Djibouti, and Uganda
2022/02/07/livelihoods-lost-as-climate-disaster-woes-mount-in-kenya
2022/02/07/livelihoods-lost-as-climate-disaster-woes-mount-in-kenya
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