East Africa: ‘double-dip’ hunger crisis
Millions of people could be plunged back into extreme hunger due to poor rains, crop shortages and conflict. The world must not ignore early warnings again.

Millions of people could be plunged back into extreme hunger due to poor rains, crop shortages and conflict. The world must not ignore early warnings again.
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