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NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 8 - In the dust bowl of Kenya's drought-stricken north, the people of Purapul are edging closer to starvation, surviving on nothing - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

MARSABIT, Kenya: Under an acacia tree in Kenya’s drought-ravaged north, malnourished infants feed on sticky mouthfuls of a nutrient-dense peanut paste long used to prevent child starvation in disasters across the globe. This wonder food can mean the difference between life and death for a child in hard-hit Marsabit, where aid workers say young children are perishing in

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PURAPUL, Kenya — In the dust bowl of Kenya's drought-stricken north, the people of Purapul are edging closer to starvation, surviving on nothing but wild berries as their children waste away from hunger.Loka Metir knows the bitter fruits make her children sick, further weakening their frail condition. But it hasn't rained properly in three years, and there's simply nothing

PURAPUL, Kenya — In the dust bowl of Kenya's drought-stricken north, the people of Purapul are edging closer to starvation, surviving on nothing but wild berries as their children waste away from hunger.Loka Metir knows the bitter fruits make her children sick, further weakening their frail condition. But it hasn't rained properly in three years, and there's simply nothing

In the dust bowl of Kenya's drought-stricken north, the people of Purapul are edging closer to starvation, surviving on nothing but wild berries as their children waste away from hunger.

"We are used to our situation now. We dont know how to farm crops, and all our animals have been killed by the drought. We are just waiting to die of starvation out here. Eating these berries is the only way we know how to survive. I feed my children these (berries, ed) because theres nothing.. "

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In the dust bowl of drought-stricken northern Kenya, the people of Purapul near starvation, subsisting on nothing but wild berries while their children starve.