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KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
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KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
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KENYA 2005. Drought in the Horn of Africa
10 May 2005, Wajir - Pastoralists who lost their livestock awaiting the distribution of sacks of maize by Oxfam. There are around 15 million people at risk in the Horn of Africa of which more than 8 million have been identified as being in need of urgent emergency assistance. Though the rains have come problems facing pastoralists still persist after 3 years of drought resulting in severe stress, food insecurity, livestock deaths and high rates of malnutrition.
05/10/2005
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Kenya
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© FAO/Ami Vitale
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http://www.fao.org/newsroom/en/news/2006/1000206/index.html
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