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Cyclone Hidaya might be kind on Kenya but prepare for more rains

Cyclone Hidaya might be kind on Kenya but prepare for more rains
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Cyclone Hidaya might be kind on Kenya but prepare for more rains

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Dying crops, food, water shortages — drought hit millions in southern Africa

A recent study attributed severe drought in southern Africa to El Niño rather than human-induced climate change.

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Study rules out human factor in southern Africa drought

President Emerson Mnangagwa is seeking US$2 billion from the international community to avert food shortages after declaring the drought a state of disaster.

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Study rules out human factor in southern Africa drought -Newsday Zimbabwe

President Emerson Mnangagwa is seeking US$2 billion from the international community to avert food shortages after declaring the drought a state of disaster.

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