Oxfam on film
East Africa 6 months on:
Thank you
With your help, Oxfam has provided life-giving support to more than 2.8 million across drought-striken areas of East Africa.
Six months ago Oxfam launched its biggest ever Africa appeal in response to the drought in Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia. The crisis is one of the worst we have faced in many years – more than 13 million people have been affected, thousands have died, and many families have lost their livelihoods.
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"After one day in the fields," she says, "I realised the scale of what we were witnessing was almost impossible to put into words..."
