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Climate's clear connect: Africa is proof that extreme weather triggers and exacerbates disease; here's how

Whether its is zoonoses or water-borne diseases, climate change has a clear role to play in their spread on the continent

IRC: Severe drought is projected to leave about 5.4 million people in Kenya without adequate access to food and water between March and June 2023.

Catastrophic consequences of the recurrent drought in Kenya continues to get worse, leaving communities in dire need of humanitarian aid. About 5.4 million people are projected to face high levels of acute food insecurity between March and June this year of which 1.2 million people will likely be in the emergency phase. This latest projection highlights a 43% increase of people facing high levels of food insecurity compared to the same period last year

Severe Drought To Leave Over 5M Kenyans Hungry In March-June

IRC warns of unprecedented 6th year of poor rainfall, urges action to prevent catastrophe.

IRC warns of Cholera and Measles outbreaks in Kenya's refugee camps

55 fold increase in Cholera cases and an outbreak of measles in Kenya's refugee camps strain health resources, warns IRC

 At least three refugees have lost their lives and 504 others treated for acute dehydration following an outbreak of Cholera diseases at Hagadera in Dadaab Refugee Camp in Kenya.

55 fold increase in Cholera cases and an outbreak of measles in Kenya's refugee camps strain health resources, warns International Rescue Committee (IRC)

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55 fold increase in Cholera cases and an outbreak of measles in Kenya's refugee camps strain health resources, warns IRC

At least three refugees have lost their lives and 504 others treated for acute dehydration following an outbreak of Cholera diseases at Hagadera in Dadaab Refugee Camp in Kenya.

In war-torn states ravaged by climate change, scant hope for new funds

In conflict-ravaged nations like Yemen and Somalia, devastating floods and droughts kill hundreds of people and uproot tens of thousands from their homes. These countries and many others in the Middle East and Africa have been plunged into turmoil and wars for several years. Now climate change is an added…

In war-torn states hurt by climate, scant hope for new funds

SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt -- In conflict-ravaged nations like Yemen and Somalia, devastating floods and droughts kill hundreds of people and uproot tens of thousands from their homes.

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