In the Horn of Africa, disaster rarely arrives with a roar. It creeps in silence, in missed rains and empty skies, turning resilience into desperation before anyone calls it a crisis. What happens when survival is a calculation—one that can’t add up if even a single season fails? Picture life on the edge of the drylands—southern Somalia, the Somali Region of Ethiopia, the arid stretches of northern and eastern Kenya.
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