Water crisis in Africa more severe than political crisis
Vast land, as far as the eye can see. But there are no crops anywhere. The fields are barren. The grass in the fields is dying due to severe drought. The herders are being forced to leave the area. Sometimes it rains suddenly. Markets, schools and houses are being submerged in flash floods. They are forced to take shelter elsewhere. Along with this, there is the suffering of severe hunger. The lives of Africans are now trapped in this cycle. The water crisis is more severe than the political crisis.
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