Environment
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2.1 Million Kenyans on the Brink of Starvation as Half of the Country Experience Drought
About 2.1 million Kenyans are suffering from starvation as a result of drought in half the country, which is making farmers yield insufficient harvests. The Covid-19 pandemic is worsening food insecurity by decreasing the available employees in a country whose subsistence farming totally depends on communal labour.
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