Somalis driven to Ethiopia by hunger and war
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China.org.cn, August 17, 2011
![When her livestock died and the crops failed, 30-year-old Amina Dakey walked for over a week to reach Liben. 'We sold our last goats to buy food for the journey but it wasn't enough.' Food prices in Somali have rocketed. As a result, Amina's youngest child is receiving therapeutic food at Kobe camp. [Sisay Zerihun/MSF]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20110817/000cf1bdd03f0fb5754515.jpg "When her livestock died and the crops failed, 30-year-old Amina Dakey walked for over a week to reach Liben. 'We sold our last goats to buy food for the journey but it wasn't enough.' Food prices in Somali have rocketed. As a result, Amina's youngest child is receiving therapeutic food at Kobe camp. [Sisay Zerihun/MSF]") |
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When her livestock died and the crops failed, 30-year-old Amina Dakey walked for over a week to reach Liben. "We sold our last goats to buy food for the journey but it wasn't enough." Food prices in Somali have rocketed. As a result, Amina's youngest child is receiving therapeutic food at Kobe camp. [Sisay Zerihun/MSF] |
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