The weather has never been perfectly predictable in Uganda -- no more than it is anywhere else -- but in the last few years it has become more and more unreliable, making life increasingly precarious for communities, like Martina Longom's, who rely on farming to survive.
"For the last three years the rain was late," Martina explains. "In two of them there wasn't enough rain for the sorghum [a local crop] to grow."
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it's sad they have to drink dirty water despite the fact that the river is dried up.
wesj1231 1 year ago
with help of those who have a good heart and soul,can make a changement for those who are..searching for something to eat and place to sleep..lot the kids in the place eating in the trash..dying with aids,malaria,when this thing going to be over..god knowss
honestmansoul 1 year ago
My Beautiful Sistas, our suffering will end soon...You are Loved!
Jflexone 3 years ago 2