Desperate for food drought-stricken Kenyans turn to the gingerbread tree

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A prolonged drought in Turkana, a county in north-western Kenya, has decimated livestock and left residents facing extreme hunger. The uneven and insufficient rainfall over the last two rainy seasons has dried up grazing fields and riverbeds. Lotkoy Ebey, a local Turkana resident, has lost most of her goats and struggles to feed her family, sometimes going days without a proper meal. Humanitarian aid that once helped families survive the dry seasons has diminished, leaving people like Ebey appealing to county and national authorities for intervention and support. The drought has affected a vast stretch of land across East Africa, leaving some 26 million people "facing extreme hunger" in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia.
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