Weeping and tweeting for Africa
26 July, 2011 (Daily News) - "Somalis, Ethiopians and Kenyans
attacked their governments for failing to prepare for a predictable
drought and for reacting slowly when it became clear about 10
million people were going hungry in the three countries. “It’s...
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East Africa's famine
Disunited in hunger
Fighting famine is complicated by old rivalries and alliances
21 July, 2011 | The Economist
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    FOR the first time since the 1980s, the UN has
    declared a famine in Africa. An exceptionally
    severe drought is the main cause. More than
    10m people are directly affected. The epicentre
    is in Somalia and Ethiopia—as aid agencies
    have made abundantly clear in their funding
    appeals—but the situation in neighbouring
Eritrea is almost as desperate and politically much more...More
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Responding to the reality of the East Africa drought
    03 October, 2011 (Laura Hammond) -"In
    the past 18 months two major rains have failed,
    leaving grasslands unable to regenerate
    sufficiently to sustain the large number of
livestock owned by the local communities. And as if to...More
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Security and Humanitarian Situations in East
Africa Remain Tense
    23 December, 2011 (SOS Children's
    Villages Canada) - "With warnings of
    possible attacks by Somalia-based al-
    Shabab rebels over the Christmas
    season, authorities in East Africa have
    stepped up safety and security measures.
Kenyan officials have reportedly received a death threat to...More