Nairobi's Climate Summit Seeks External Funding Amid Geopolitical Challenges -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh – Opinion Nigeria

In another report released by Oxfam, for instance, said the devastating drought has gripped Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia -- which scientists say has been made more severe by climate change -- as well as floods in South Sudan, have caused losses of between US$15 billion and US$30 billion in the two years to 2022, or around two to four percent of the region's GDP.

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