Famine threatens 55 million people in West Africa
16 April 2024In Central and West Africa, approximately 55 million people could face hunger during the lean season extending from June to August. This was revealed by the food security analysis of.
In Central and West Africa, approximately 55 million people could face hunger during the lean season extending from June to August. This was revealed by the food security analysis of.
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