In 2010, drought struck Somalia, and shortly after famine followed. When the rains returned, a quarter of a million people had died. Last Tuesday, the country’s government declared the current ...

A s Ethiopia remains caught in a deadly cycle of drought and famine, aid agencies warn that erratic rainfall and ever-rising food costs are compounding the problems carried over from last year’s ...

Thousands have died, and many thousands more may perish, as famine and drought devastate Africa's horn. ... Photos: Famine Devastates Somalia. Published Oct 10, ...

About half the country is facing food shortages, famine has been declared in parts of country. There was a drought in parts of the country last year, and what we're seeing this year is far, far worse.

The truth behind the famine pictures that break your heart. Tristan Clements, from the charity World Vision, on the myths and reality of drought in Africa. Sat 6 Aug 2011 at 06:00.

Makeshift shelters on the outskirts of Mogadishu, Somalia, house people displaced by drought and famine, June 4, 2022. – AP Photo / Farah Abdi Warsameh Doctor Mustaf Yusuf treats Ali Osman, 3, who ...

STARVING people sell human body parts including severed heads in a desperate bid to feed their families. These disturbing pictures show the horrors of the Russian famine in the 1920s which hit arou… ...

A famine in 2011 in Somalia claimed 260,000 lives, and that followed a drought of three rainy seasons in which the rains failed to come. This time, five rainy seasons have failed, and some worry ...

Somali soldiers beat back desperate families with gun butts Thursday as they fought for food supplies in front of a weeping diplomat, a day after the U.N. declared parts of ...

The United Nations officially declared famine in two regions of southern Somalia as the Horn of Africa region continues to suffer from the worst drought in 60 years.

About half the country is facing food shortages, famine has been declared in parts of country. There was a drought in parts of the country last year, and what we're seeing this year is far, far worse.

Photos Of Somalia: The Drought, The People, The Captured Porcupine. In Somalia, photographer Nichole Sobecki saw how the worsening drought is transforming people's lives.